Iran faces a dilemma.

Hezbollah has lost its charismatic leader, who delivered battlefield gains for decades, and absorbed a series of heavy blows from Israel. How ready are its fighters to resist Israel on the ground?

Israel has sown disarray in the ranks of the Iran-backed militia Hezbollah by killing its leaders. But how far will the Jewish state press its advantage?

The Spokesperson referred to the southern suburbs of Beirut, stating that several of these areas contained Hezbollah facilities.

In the first address from a senior figure since its leader was assassinated, deputy head Naim Qassem said Hezbollah was prepared for a long battle with Israel.

The U.S. is sending an additional few thousand troops to the Middle East amid roiling tensions over Israels deadly strikes on Lebanon that killed top Hezbollah leaders last week, according to Pentagon deputy press secretary Sabrina Singh. Singh said Monday that an unspecified number of troops have been put on prepare to deploy orders. Secretary...

IDF soldiers enter southern Lebanon in a ground offensive for the first time since 2006 following a series of escalations with Iran-backed Hezbollah.

Legacy media outlets in the United States raised eyebrows over the weekend with glowing coverage of terror leader Hassan Nasrallah, who was praised as a "father figure" with a "propensity to crack jokes." The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the Hezbollah terror organizations leader died in its strike Friday against the groups headquarters in Lebanon. The IDF...

Israel has decimated Hezbollahs leadership with strikes over the past week, while also killing hundreds of civilians and forcing nearly 1 million people from their homes. Hezbollahs longtime leader, Hassan Nasrallah, was taken out in an Israeli attack Friday on Hezbollahs central headquarters in Beirut. The United States has said justice was served to Nasrallah,...

The assassination of Nasrallah is not only the most significant targeted killing in Israels history, but also the first chapter in what could be a new, more hopeful future for Lebanon.

Following extensive strikes in Beirut and Lebanon, the IDF believes Hezbollah is even more damaged than expected.

Following extensive strikes in Beirut and Lebanon, the IDF believes Hezbollah is even more damaged than expected.

The video is from January 2020, years before the strike that killed the Hezbollah leader

One issue which may be less of a problem in southern Lebanon could be the issue of civilians in the crossfire of any invasion.

The move left Lebanon and much of the Mideast in shock as Israeli officials celebrated major military and intelligence breakthroughs.