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Strait of Hormuz closure inflicts more financial woes on Lebanon's generator users
Crisis linked to the blockade hits Lebanon disproportionately hard
Lebanon's Crusader-era Beaufort Castle is consumed by conflict once again
The imperious 12th-century fortification has had a bird's-eye view of many battlefields. Now, with its surrounding villages emptied by forced displacement orders as Israel's air strikes rain down, war has returned to its doorstep
Israel kills Hezbollah commander in first attack on Beirut in weeks
The attack on the capital comes amid continuing Israeli strikes and demolitions across southern Lebanon
Lebanese army enters Beirut suburbs to arrest gunmen who fired at Hezbollah funeral
Rare army intervention in southern suburbs comes as Hezbollah fighters engage in major clash with Israeli troops
Angry Birds caricature of Hezbollah leader deepens Lebanon divide
Pro-Hezbollah accounts respond with online posts attacking Maronite leader
Israeli attacks kill nine in southern Lebanon despite ceasefire
Nearly two dozen wounded as military carries out extensive morning strikes
AnalysisHezbollah increases drone strikes against Israeli troops in Lebanon
Iran-backed group is transitioning from heavy fire to precision attacks, says military analyst
Quarter of Lebanon plunged into hunger by war with Israel
Experts predict 1.2 million people will reach 'crisis' level of food insecurity
Israel issues forced displacement order for 16 Lebanese towns
Area to be vacated is home to only functioning hospital in south of country
Lebanon seeks armistice in talks with Israel, affirms Aoun
Lebanese president appeared to accuse Hezbollah of 'betrayal', saying the country had been 'dragged into war' to serve Iran's interests
Lebanon remains on edge despite extension of ceasefire
Low-level exchanges of fire continue as country divided over Israel talks
ExclusiveSurvivor of Israeli strike on journalists describes hours-long wait for rescue
Photographer Zeinab Faraj told The National how she waited for hours with Amal Khalil for help that came too late after a triple-tap strike
'The war hasn’t stopped': Lebanese doubt truce as Israel tightens grip on southern Lebanon
Israeli military's 'forward defence line' brings dozens of southern villages under its heel
Beirut caught between hope and fear despite Israel–Hezbollah truce
Lebanese President says he is ready to go 'anywhere' to secure a deal to save Lebanon
Israel tries to capture Hezbollah's 'symbols of resistance'
Focus may have briefly switched to a possible ceasefire, but on the ground in south Lebanon fighting is raging
