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In 2006, after a bruising monthlong war between Israel and Lebanon’s powerful Hezbollah militant group, the United Nations Security Council unanimously voted for a resolution to end the conflict and pave the way for lasting security along the border

Israeli airstrikes killed 92 people in Lebanon on Thursday; John Kirby says White House had believed Israel was ‘on board’ with ceasefire proposal

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas says the Palestinian Authority should govern Gaza after Israel’s war is over.

Israel has escalated its strikes on Hezbollah targets this week, with estimates that 180,000 civilians have been displaced in both countries

Mahmoud Abbas criticizes Israel's actions in Gaza, calling for international intervention for peace. Tensions and complexities in the conflict highlighted.

Ceasefire or all-out war? While Israel's prime minister headed to UN Week in New York, his office stated that Binyamin Netanyahu had not even started considering a Franco-American plan for a 21-day truce with Hezbollah. Word of the plan was greeted with immediate pushback from hawks within Netanyahu's right-wing cabinet.

Editorial: An all-out war between Israel and Hezbollah would have devastating consequences for civilians in the proximity, and perhaps beyond

Israel's leaders discuss diplomatic efforts and potential actions against Hezbollah, emphasizing the need for a sustainable agreement to address threats.

Medical services at Bab al-Hawa hospital in northwest Syria are about to stop, and patients’ options are slim.

In recent months, Vladimir Putin and his proxies have been foreshadowing a change in Russia’s nuclear doctrine. This is the set of rules that spells out when and how his country might resort to the use of its nuclear arsenal, which is currently the largest in the world. Most recently…

Mahmoud Abbas, President of the Palestinian Authority, criticized Israel and faced backlash for his anti-Israel rhetoric and alignment with Hamas.