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Ceasefire Between Israel and Hezbollah Allows Displaced Lebanese to Return Home

Ceasefire Between Israel and Hezbollah Allows Displaced Lebanese to Return Home

Following a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah, displaced Lebanese residents have begun returning to their villages. The ceasefire, which took effect on April 17, 2026, has allowed many who fled the conflict to return to their homes, although they are met with the devastation left by the fighting. The conflict had resulted in significant destruction, with many buildings in southern Lebanon, including in areas like Dahiyeh and Kfar Roumman, heavily damaged by Israeli airstrikes. The returnees are navigating through rubble and destroyed infrastructure as they attempt to rebuild their lives. The ceasefire has brought a temporary halt to hostilities, providing a window for humanitarian efforts and reconstruction.

Back-to-back Israeli strikes kill 4 Lebanese medics as Israel-Hezbollah war grinds on

Back-to-back Israeli strikes kill 4 Lebanese medics as Israel-Hezbollah war grinds on

Paramedic groups say that the Israeli military has killed four Lebanese rescue workers and wounded six others in three consecutive, targeted strikes

Israeli Airstrikes in Lebanon Result in Casualties Amid Ongoing Conflict with Hezbollah

Israeli Airstrikes in Lebanon Result in Casualties Amid Ongoing Conflict with Hezbollah

The Israeli military conducted a series of airstrikes in southern Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of four Lebanese rescue workers and injuries to six others. These strikes occurred in the village of Mayfadoun, near Nabatiyeh, targeting medics responding to distress calls. The Israeli military has accused Hezbollah of using ambulances for militant activities, though no evidence was provided. The Lebanese Health Ministry condemned the attacks as violations of international law. The conflict between Israel and Hezbollah has been ongoing since March 2, with significant casualties reported on both sides.

New Israeli strikes hit southern Lebanon a day after historic talks in Washington

New Israeli strikes hit southern Lebanon a day after historic talks in Washington

Israeli strikes have again rocked southern Lebanon, highlighting the fragility of diplomatic efforts

UN Chief Calls for Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire to Be Fully Respected Amid Middle East Crisis

UN Chief Calls for Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire to Be Fully Respected Amid Middle East Crisis

A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has been announced, pausing the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah that has resulted in over 2,100 Lebanese casualties and displaced more than 2.1 million people. The ceasefire was brokered with the involvement of President Trump, who invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun for talks at the White House. Both leaders have welcomed the agreement. UN Secretary-General António Guterres has urged all parties to respect the ceasefire, hoping it will lead to negotiations. Despite the ceasefire, intermittent shelling has been reported, and both Israel and Hezbollah have reserved the right to defend themselves if the truce is broken.

The Latest: Iran threatens to disrupt Gulf trade in response to US naval blockade

The Latest: Iran threatens to disrupt Gulf trade in response to US naval blockade

The commander of Iran’s joint military command has threatened to halt trade in the Gulf region if the U.S. does not lift its blockade on Iranian ports

The Latest: Pakistan’s army chief to meet Iranian officials in Tehran to push new US-Iran talks

The Latest: Pakistan’s army chief to meet Iranian officials in Tehran to push new US-Iran talks

Pakistan’s army chief is meeting with Iranian officials in Tehran to ease Middle East tensions and arrange U.S.-Iran negotiations

IDF Combat Engineers Target Hezbollah Infrastructure in Lebanon

IDF Combat Engineers Target Hezbollah Infrastructure in Lebanon

Lt. Col. 'R,' commander of the IDF's combat engineering battalion 603, has reported significant progress in dismantling Hezbollah's terror infrastructure in southern Lebanon. Over the past five weeks, the battalion has destroyed over 1,000 sites, including tunnels, weapons depots, and military positions. The operation is part of a broader IDF effort to clear Hezbollah's military capabilities in the region. Despite previous IDF operations, Hezbollah's infrastructure remains extensive, necessitating continued military efforts to ensure regional security.

Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire: Temporary Peace Holds Amid Regional Tensions

Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire: Temporary Peace Holds Amid Regional Tensions

A ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon has successfully held overnight, marking a temporary pause in hostilities between the two nations. The 10-day ceasefire is seen as a promising step towards peace in a region often fraught with conflict. The agreement comes after a period of heightened tensions and military exchanges, with both sides agreeing to halt aggressive actions to allow for diplomatic discussions.

Iran Claims Lebanon Ceasefire Amid Israeli Denial and U.S. Diplomatic Pressure

Iran Claims Lebanon Ceasefire Amid Israeli Denial and U.S. Diplomatic Pressure

A senior Iranian source announced that a ceasefire in southern Lebanon would commence overnight for a week, a claim that was promptly denied by an Israeli official. The Iranian source, speaking to Lebanon's Al-Mayadeen network, suggested that the truce was achieved under pressure from Tehran. Despite the denial, Israeli officials acknowledged ongoing talks and U.S. efforts to secure a ceasefire or temporary pause in hostilities. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) continue operations in southern Lebanon, particularly around Bint Jbeil, where they are engaged with Hezbollah forces. The Israeli security cabinet is set to meet to discuss the continuation of military actions. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts are intensifying, with a senior Pakistani delegation arriving in Tehran to discuss renewing negotiations.