Lebanon War

The Iran-backed terror group reviewed the US proposal as envoy heads to Israel for talks.

A senior official told Israel Hayom that 'reaching an agreement may be delayed due to Lebanon's ambivalence.' Lebanese media reported that the response to the American proposal includes a demand for the implementation of UN Resolution 1701 without changes and the full withdrawal of Israeli forces.

The discovery raises concerns about Moscow's deepening ties with the terror group through Syria.

Reuters cited sources in Lebanon stating that the the terror organization’s media relations chief was killed in Beirut. The IDF has conducted dozens of strikes in Lebanon in recent days. 

Growing opposition to Hezbollah emerges in Lebanon as citizens face mounting war casualties and economic hardship.

Wounded in September's pager attack, Iran’s ambassador to Lebanon emerges with visible injuries during a meeting with Iran’s foreign minister.

The IDF will withdraw from Hezbollah's first line of positions in Lebanon, which it currently holds, back to the international border. The agreement will include international guarantees from the US and Russia to prevent Hezbollah from rearming. In any case of a breach, the IDF will be permitted to respond.

According to sources, negotiations are advancing but no final deal has been reached yet. One official says Israel seeks to reduce pressure on the Biden administration ahead of Trump's return.

An IDF division has received orders to launch an offensive in southern Lebanon; however, the mission has been postponed and is under review in light of ongoing negotiations to reach an agreement on Israel’s northern border.