Lebanon War

Terror group elevates longtime second-in-command following death of Hassan Nasrallah; Israeli defense chief warns appointment "temporary."

A pro-Hezbollah Lebanese newspaper claims US Ambassador to Lebanon Lisa Johnson is orchestrating diplomatic efforts to rally Lebanese political forces against the terror organization.

IDF Spokesperson Daniel Hagari revealed the existence of one of Hassan Nasrallah's bunkers, located beneath a hospital in Beirut, where half a billion dollars intended for Hezbollah was hidden.

Captured terrorists confirm they paid UNIFIL to use their outposts against Israel and even using their surveillance cameras. This is in violation of its mandate.

Neither the prime minister nor his wife Sara Netanyahu were present at the location at the time of the attack, and no casualties were reported. Residents of Caesarea reported hearing a powerful explosion, although no warning sirens were activated.

According to the preliminary findings, the IDF lost contact with this drone despite spotting it earlier along with another one. Residents of nearby community alerted IDF on time that there was a UAV – only to be dismissed.

The diplomatic mission calls for an end to a year-long “intolerable violence,” marking the first diplomatic response to the attack.

Security briefing reveals weakened Hezbollah and shifting dynamics in Lebanon.

Magen David Adom first responders call this a "mass-casualty incident," with 5 severely injured. Hezbollah claims responsibility.

"The time has come for you to remove UNIFIL from the borders of Hezbollah and its battlefields," Netanyahu declares, addressing UN Secretary-General António Guterres directly.