The Lebanese armed group has - like Israel - spent years preparing and is more formidable than Hamas in Gaza.

The Israeli military launched dozens more airstrikes following the worst bout of bloodshed between Israel and Hezbollah since their monthlong conflict in 2006.

Families packed into cars as they fled southern Lebanon, while Israel said it killed a senior Hezbollah commander in a targeted strike in Beirut.

World leaders at the United Nation's General Assembly on Tuesday urged Israel and Hezbollah to step back from the brink of all-out war after the death toll from Israeli airstrikes over two days rose to at least 569 people, including 50 children and 94 women, the deadliest such barrage in Lebanon in nearly two decades....

Israels unusually heavy bombardment of Hezbollah positions in Lebanon puts militia leader Hassan Nasrallah in an awkward spot.

Danon maintained the Israeli government's talking point that it prefers diplomacy but is "using other methods to show the other side that we mean business."

As the US president called for restraint in a speech at the UN, Israel's leader vowed to continue striking Hezbollah.

Israel urged civilians to evacuate parts of eastern Lebanon linked to Hezbollah. Monday was the deadliest single day of conflict in Lebanon since its 15-year civil war.

Hezbollahs actions since October 8, 2023, have escalated Lebanon into a major crisis, reviving memories of previous conflicts.

“Hezbollah urged Iran in recent days to launch an attack against Israel as fighting between the Lebanese militant group and the Israeli military dramatically escalated, but Iran has so far […]

Global leaders criticize Israel at the UN while ignoring Hezbollah's aggression, as military escalation in Lebanon seems increasingly unavoidable.