Still counting its dead, Hezbollah faces long road to recover from war
Hezbollah conducted a lot of reconstruction work after the 2006 war, financed by Iran and using its construction wing. The project was directed by Sayyed Hashem Safieddine, a Hezbollah leader killed by Israel 11 days after Nasrallah, in a sign of the bigger challenges it will face this time round.
Analysis: Now that Hezbollah and Israel have agreed to a truce, the question remains of where that leaves Hamas and the war ...
For many across the Middle East, the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire came as a relief: the first major sign of progress in the ...
U.S. presidential envoy Amos Hochstein, who played a pivotal role in brokering this week’s cease-fire between Israel and ...
Israel and Hezbollah accused each other of violating terms in the temporary ceasefire that went into effect Wednesday, ...
The ceasefire agreement between Hezbollah and Israel brokered by the United States and France was characterized by President ...
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That was certainly the case the last time Israel and Hezbollah engaged in all-out conflict back in July 2006. Hezbollah ...
Biden said the agreement is meant to be a “permanent” ceasefire, as the administration tries to ensure the end to the cycle ...
Hezbollah will remain active after its war with Israel ends, including by helping displaced Lebanese return to their villages ...
President Biden said the 60-day truce, which the United States helped broker, would take effect early Wednesday, and was ...
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