Lebanon – UNIFIL finds 20 Katyushas ready for launch

Lebanon Hezbollah, rival hold reconciliation talks

Security forces broke up “a huge network of Al-Qaeda,” Brigadier General Jean Kahwaji, the commander of the Lebanese Army said. The group was plotting to “destabilise Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Gulf countries including Kuwait.” No further details on the cell were given.

Hezbollah retains strong support despite opposition defeat in polls

Hezbollah™s arms after the vote

Hezbollah has accepted defeat in yesterday’s national elections. After a final tally of votes, the anti-Syrian March 14 alliance took 71 of the 128 seats in parliament. The Hezbollah-led alliance had been widely expected to win the election.

The anti-Syrian March 14 coalition won a decisive victory over Hezbollah’s March 8 coalition. March 14 won 70 of 128 seats in parliament in a national election that saw very little violence. International observers said the elections were fair.

Petraeus: Hezbollah will have no reason to exist

Wanted terrorist and master bomb maker Husayn al Umari, who is better know as Abu Ibrahim, is thought to be residing in the northwest Lebanese city of Tripoli. Umari was behind several bombings in the 1980s and was sheltered by Iraqi intelligence for decades. He is thought to have played a role in the Iraqi insurgency.

Iran ready to aid Lebanon army: Nasrallah

Hariri ‘rejects any Hezbollah deal’

Hezbollah rejects link to Lebanon ex-PM Rafiq Hariri’s murder

US, UK officials take aim at Hezbollah’s weapons during Security Council debate

US to donate unmanned military aircraft to Lebanon

2006 Israel-Lebanon war looms large in Pentagon debate on future

Hezbullah, UNIFIL butt heads in Yohmor

Hezbollah spends millions to rebuild stronghold

Palestinian official killed by car bomb in South Lebanon refugee camp

Hezbollah denies involvement in abduction of Lebanese soldier

Hezbollah taking wait-and-see position on British contact

Britain open to engaging in direct talks with Hezbollah

Can you tell me how to get to Mugniyah Street?

Israeli troops launched an artillery salvo into south Lebanon after a Kaytusha rocket was launched into northern Israel. Three Israeli civilians were wounded in the attack. Hezbollah has denied firing the rocket. The Lebanese Army has sent reinforcements to the region.

Avenging Mugniyah – Hezbollah’s retaliation for the death of their commander could drag Lebanon into war

Hezbollah: Perfecting the art of eavesdropping

Lebanon U.N. force finds explosives outside base

The Lebanese Army arrested seven members of Lebanese Hamas who admited they were behind the Jan. 8 rocket attack into northern Israel. The Army and UNIFIL found a cache of 34 Grad rockets inside two bunkers in southern Lebanon.

New Lebanese resistance group view with Hezbollah

No thanks, Sayyed Hassan, Not all Shia want war with Israel

Intelligence Briefing: Israel Attacked from the North
