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Lebanon
Fight against militants agitates Lebanon’s troubled camps
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Lebanon
Hezbollah backs Lebanon army in standoff
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Lebanon
The Lebanese Army shelled Al Qaeda affiliate Fatah al-Islam in the Nahr al-Bared camp for the third day, as at least 20 fighters, 32 soldiers and 27 civilians have been killed since fighting began Sunday. Fatah al-Islam claimed responsibility for the recent bombings in Beirut, vowed to ‘fight to last drop of blood’ but then declared a unilateral ceasefire.
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Lebanon
At least seven hurt as another bomb strikes Beirut
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Lebanon
Lebanese army battles Islamists in Palestinian camp
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Lebanon
The Lebanese Army has tightened the cordon around the Nahr el-Bared Palestinian refugee camp, where 50 have been killed in battles between the Army and al Qaeda affiliate Fatah al-Islam. The Army shelled the camp today. A bombing in a Christian neighborhood in Beirut killed 1 and wounded 12.
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Lebanon
The Lebanese Army fought the al Qaeda linked Fatah Al Islam terrorist group in the Nahr Al Bared Palestinian refugee camp north of Tripoli. “Clashes began after an army post on the outskirts of the camp came under fire from Fatah Al Islam militants.” The Army said 11 of its soldiers were killed and 31 wounded in the attack. Nineteen “militants” were reported killed.
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Hezbollah
Hizbullah draws line on presidency
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Lebanon
Lebanese Prime Minister Siniora has officially asked the United Nations to form a tribunal to try the suspects involved with the assassination of former prime minister Rafik Hariri. Hezbollah has warned the creation of the tribunal will “sow divisions and discord.”
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Israel
Hezbollah taunts Israel with giant pictures of captured soldiers
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Lebanon
UNIFIL rejects Lebanese Army claim of Israeli incursion in South
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Lebanon
Two abducted Sunni Lebanese found dead
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Lebanon
U.N. chief considers tribunal for Lebanon murders
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Hezbollah
Lebanese Forces leader launches broadside at Nasrallah
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Lebanon
Jumblatt: ‘Army aiding Hezbollah’
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Hezbollah
Inside Hizballah’s Hidden Bunkers
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Al Qaeda
UN Hariri Investigation probes possible AQ connection
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Hezbollah
UN to Lebanon: Force needed on Syrian border
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Lebanon
Fatah al-Islam, a Lebanon based al Qaeda offshoot led by Zarqawi associate Shakir al-Abssi, has 150 fighters and operates unhindered from Palestinian refugee camps. Lebanon claims Fatah Al Islam is Fatah Al Intifada, which is backed by Syrian intelligence.
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Lebanon
Arrests over Lebanon bus bombings
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Syria
Syria Denies Arms Crossing Border into Lebanon
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Lebanon
Hezbollah has built a new line of defense in southern Lebanon. The Hezbollah defensive line overlooks the Litani river in is just beyond the UNIFIL peacekeeping forces deployed to the south.
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Hezbollah
Hezbollah forced French military medics to leave the southern Lebanese town
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Lebanon
Thousands rally in Lebanon in memory of Hariri
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Lebanon
Three were killed and 20 wounded after bombs ripped through two buses in a Christian village. “”Banana-shaped’ bombs weighed between four and seven pounds” and “were packed with metal pellets and placed under seats,” said security officials. “The blasts were minutes apart.”
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Lebanon
UNIFIL, Lebanese army hold Naval exercise
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Hezbollah
Hezbollah Wants Its Guns Returned
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Lebanon
Lebanese and Israeli troops clash
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Lebanon
UN OK’s tribunal on Lebanon political killings
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Lebanon
Nasrallah vows Lebanon will be cemetery of invaders
