Israeli security cabinet appears set to approve ceasefire deal with Lebanon’s Hezbollah as fire exchanges continue.

The proposed 60-day truce would see Israeli forces withdraw from Lebanon, and Hezbollah move away from the border.

A spokesperson for the US National Security Council said talks were progressing and had reached a ‘point where we’re close’.

Israeli strikes pounded a densely-populated part of the Lebanese capital and its southern suburbs on Tuesday, hours ahead of ...

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The strike flattened a residential building in the city’s crowded Basta neighbourhood, the second attack on the area in ...

The Israeli army continued its airstrikes on the Lebanese capital Beirut on Tuesday despite reports about an imminent ...

Deir al-Ahmar has tripled in size since Israel began bombarding neighbouring Baalbek, with residents refusing to let politics ...

Israeli strikes pounded a densely-populated part of the Lebanese capital and its southern suburbs on Tuesday, hours ahead of ...

Israel's security cabinet is expected to convene later on Tuesday to likely approve a text at a meeting chaired by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ...

Global revulsion at Israel's actions in Gaza and Lebanon has pushed the International Criminal Court to issue arrest warrants ...

Israeli warplanes struck central Beirut and the city’s southern suburbs on Tuesday, raising palls of smoke over the Lebanese ...