Jamie Prentis

Area to be vacated is home to only functioning hospital in south of country

Lebanese president appeared to accuse Hezbollah of 'betrayal', saying the country had been 'dragged into war' to serve Iran's interests

Low-level exchanges of fire continue as country divided over Israel talks

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

Israeli military's 'forward defence line' brings dozens of southern villages under its heel

Lebanese President says he is ready to go 'anywhere' to secure a deal to save Lebanon

Focus may have briefly switched to a possible ceasefire, but on the ground in south Lebanon fighting is raging

Some residents in Christian villages want movement of displaced Shiite people to be limited for fear of becoming an Israeli target

Much rests on US-Iran negotiations in Islamabad

Attacks on southern Lebanon follow wave of bombings on Wednesday that killed more than 300 people

Hundreds injured in bombing spree as Israel declares Lebanon is not part of ceasefire

Israel launches biggest attacks yet on Beirut, hours after US and Iran agree to resume talks

Israel's military plans to widen Operation Northern Arrows mission and promises 'damage to Hezbollah will intensify'

For the few people left, a normally happy Easter Sunday is one etched with uncertainty

After years of impunity in the Palestinian strip, Israel is deploying the same strategies in Lebanon