Lebanon

“Their mission was to monitor and try to infiltrate sensitive Hezbollah positions.”

The affair illustrates Hezbollah's and Tehran's efforts to "exploit the Arab citizens of Israel," said a Shin Bet official.

Bills have not been paid.

On Wednesday, the Treasury Department designated Hezbollah's Green Without Borders a terrorist organization.

Needless to say, the folks in Ghajar village would much rather stay under Israeli rule than Hezbollah’s.

"We hope that Lebanon will become an oil state,” Energy Minister Walid Fayyad said.

In response, IDF soldiers fired warning shots into southern Lebanon.

Security sources said the vehicle was carrying anti-tank missiles being sent to Hezbollah from the Islamic Republic.

The incident began when a truck carrying a delivery for Hezbollah – accounts differ as to whether the truck carried ammunition, weaponry or captagon pills – flipped over.

“The enemy needs to understand that when it comes to Israel’s security, we are all united.”

The cell leader lives in Lebanon after having been deported to Gaza as part of the 2011 Gilad Shalit prisoner exchange.

Reports began emerging yesterday that multiple countries have been recommending their citizens leave Lebanon.

Lebanon is just one big mess after another.

Arabs continue to kill each other in revenge fighting in Lebanon.

Israel is “not impressed by Nasrallah’s bunker threats. At the moment of truth, he will find us standing together shoulder to shoulder.”

The drilling platform is expected to dock in Lebanese waters by mid-August, following power conversion at the Strait of Gilbraltar.

When Netanyahu takes proper action against Hezbollah, he will be accused of launching a war to avert the people’s attention from the crisis.

“The operatives did not cross the Blue Line and were under full surveillance by our forces; if they had crossed, the force would have acted accordingly."

The fact that Hezbollah was able to record the footage with such accuracy is significant in that it shows its snipers are also able to target Israel’s highest-ranking military officer.

“The provocation on the Lebanese border by the Hezbollah terrorist organization could degenerate into a military confrontation."

The recent tensions on Har Dov, where Hezbollah pitched tents on the Israeli side of the border fence, are related to Tuesday’s event.

The area where both incidents took place is clearly delineated by the United Nations-approved, so-called "blue line" as being within Israeli territory.

Hezbollah says it does not recognize the UN certified Blue Line and disputes numerous points along the border.

The U.S. has conveyed to Israel a Lebanese demand that Israel halt construction of a security barrier in a village on the border.

The IDF preferred to exercise caution.

The explosion took place near the town of Ghajar, which straddles the Israel-Lebanon border and is divided between them.

Hezbollah has refused to remove the outpost, despite a threat by Israel to dismantle it by force.

Lebanese media reports claim the drone was shot down by Hezbollah.

After 48 hours of interrogation, the man was expelled from Lebanon.

Iran has brought Hamas into Lebanon as an additional proxy/puppet terror organization.