Assad Leaves in Middle of Speech, Citing Drop in Blood Pressure
Assad, 54, started looking tired about 30 minutes into his speech, stopping twice for a water break.
Hundreds of Azerbaijani Jews Demonstrate Against Armenia’s Aggression
Between 500 and 600 Azerbaijani Jews marched along the Old City of Jaffa and then demonstrated outside of the Armenian Cultural Center and the Armenian Church.
Lebanese MP: ‘Hezbollah Has Taken the Country Hostage and Prisoner’
Hezbollah’s weapons have nothing to do with fighting Israel or protecting Lebanon, and everything to do with maintaining the group’s grip on power in Lebanon, according to Lebanese MP Wehbe Katicha.
US Backs Israel’s Demand for Changes at UNIFIL Before Renewal of Mandate
“The status quo in Lebanon is unacceptable,” says U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Kelly Craft. “Now is the time to ... enable the [peacekeeping] mission to fully achieve what it was set out to accomplish.”
Israel Following Turkey’s Actions in Cyprus’ Waters Closely, Supports Greece
Greece, Israel, and Cyprus have established an alliance to counter Turkey. Greece and Cyprus are historic adversaries of Turkey.
Iran Arrests 5 as Spies for Israel, UK & Germany
At least two of the five have each already been convicted and sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Democrats Water Down Legislation to Condition Aid to Lebanese Armed Forces
In addition to Democrats, reportedly, the U.S. State and U.S. Defense Departments have been for continuing the aid, while many in the White House have advocated halting it.
IDF Scales Back Alert Level on Northern Border with Lebanon
The last time it was at this high level of preparedness was during the Second Lebanon War in the summer of 2006.
Lebanon Ready to Finally Settle Maritime Border Dispute with Israel
Israel and Lebanon have been fighting for decades over 860 square miles of water in which potential natural gas reserves await.
Lebanon’s Government Falls as Protester Outrage Continues to Rise Over Port Explosions
Under the current law, these Cabinet members will now continue to serve as a caretaker government until the next government is formed.
Hezbollah’s Ties to the Port of Beirut – Lebanon is Looking for the Smoking...
Lebanon has been looking for the “smoking gun” that will prove Hezbollah’s responsibility for the ammonia nitrate cargo that was stored in the port and which exploded and caused destruction and death throughout the Lebanese capital.
Lebanese Justice, Defense Ministers Resign from Cabinet in Protest
Najm supported the protests in 2019–2020.
Lebanese Protesters Call for Revolution, Storm Government Buildings in Rage Over Beirut Blast
Lebanese President Michel: Officials are investigating the “possibility of external interference through a rocket, or bomb, or other act.”
UAE Reunites Yemenite Jewish Family
“I feel as if I were reborn today,” the father of the family says. “I am so happy to have met all my children and grandchildren.”
Where are Iran’s Military Forces Located in Syria?
Iran's military forces are spread out over 125 locations in Syria, including on the border with Israel.
A Look Inside Dubai’s Synagogue
The leaders of the Dubai congregation say they represent a growing trend in the acceptance of the Jewish State among its more benign neighbors in the region.
Turkey Desperately Seeking Beirut Harbor Reconstruction Job as Ankara’s Foreign Currency Evaporates
Scope Ratings has ranked Turkey as among its “Risky-3” economies most at risk of a balance of payments crisis.
Arab Rumor Mill: Nasrallah, Senior Hezbollah Officials Flee Lebanon
It is likely the rumor of Nasrallah's escape is just that: a rumor. But it's also indicative of where the thoughts of the Arab world are heading.
Lebanon Saturday Overview: Hundreds of Protesters Injured, Government Buildings Occupied, Hezbollah Steals Foreign Aid
The protesters in inside "revolution headquarters" burned documents and pictures of Lebanese President Michel Aoun, whom they blame, alongside Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, for the country's years of political and economic crises.
Ex-Swedish Premier Faces Backlash for Negative Comments on Israeli Aid to Lebanon
The American Jewish Committee called on former Prime Minister Carl Bildt to apologize.
American Jewish Groups React to Elliott Abrams as New Special Representative to Iran
Jack Rosen, president of the American Jewish Congress, said Elliott Abrams “will have little time to settle in,” citing the upcoming deadline to extend the U.N. arms embargo on Iran.
How Many Iranian Planes Land in Lebanon After National Disaster, What Did They Carry?
All the Iranian media spoke of two Iranian planes filled with aid for disaster-struck Beirut. Was there a third Iranian plane? What did it carry?
New Connections Exposed Between Hezbollah and Beirut’s Harbor
The man who ran the Port of Beirut is...
Controversy Erupts in Lebanon and Israel as Tel Aviv Lights Up Municipality with Lebanese...
The Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality lit up its building façade on Wednesday evening with the colors of the Lebanese flag in solidarity with the Lebanese...
Lebanese Couple Who Document the Fire in Beirut Harbor Are Silenced by the Blast
Another video from the Beirut tragedy, this one with a particularly sad ending.
Tel Aviv City Hall Lights Up with Lebanon’s Flag in Solidarity with Beirut Blast...
Several Israeli government agencies have offered to send humanitarian aid to the neighbor up north.
UN Mediating Advanced Talks to Transfer Equipment from Israel to Lebanon
Israel offered its assistance to its northern neighbor shortly after two massive explosions rocked the Port of Beirut.
Report: Syria Penalizing Citizens Returning from Lebanon
The fee must be disbursed in Syrian pounds according to the official exchange rate.
Another Mysterious Fire Erupts at Iran Industrial Area
“There were no casualties ... firefighters are trying to contain the fire,” stated Iranian TV • Investigation is underway.
Death Toll Hits 100 in Beirut Harbor Blast, Lebanese Economy Won’t Recover for Some...
The blast, which registered a 4.5 magnitude on the Richter scale, also destroyed both Lebanon's wheat and medicine storage facilities which were located at the harbor.