The Latest Breaking News from Hezbollah

It's only the second time that Iranian missiles have rained down on Israel. Tehran's pushback comes as no surprise to François Picard's panel after a string of humiliations that included last week's assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and the targeting of the militant group's top commanders. Will the response…

Just like his cousin Hassan Nasrallah – killed in a massive Israeli air raid on Hezbollah’s headquarters in the outskirts of southern Beirut on September 27 – Hashem Safieddine wears a black turban, a prestigious Shiite symbol marking him out as a descendant of the Prophet Mohammed. Safieddine, described by…

Civilians have fled Israel’s relentless bombing and looming invasion, triggering a humanitarian catastrophe.

Experts say coalition backing reflects broad support for offensive, putting PM in strongest position politically since 7 October

The natural but unspoken response of many of us to Israel’s “limited, localised and targeted ground raids” against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, or, as others might put it, the invasion of a neighbouring country, will be to feel very sorry for the civilian casualties of the conflict but to thank…

If Hezbollah is substantially diminished, there could be an opportunity to rebalance power in the country

A simple guide to the Lebanese armed group which also enjoys significant political power.

IDF launches limited invasion in southern Lebanon to counter Hezbollah's buildup along the border.

Israel has launched its sixth incursion into Lebanese territory since 1978. Here’s a timeline of how this seemingly unending conflict has evolved.