Nada Homsi

With residents unable to return to 'security zone', systematic destruction of villages proceeds with few witnesses

Christian border villages remain isolated despite ceasefire

Tens of thousands returned to their hometowns in the south, but many found their homes destroyed and their villages razed, or still under Israeli occupation

Israel's army has killed more than 90 paramedics in Lebanon since latest war with Hezbollah started

Residents return amid ceasefire, after forced displacement and relentless strikes reduced city's population from 60,000 to 450

Israel will occupy a 10km zone in Lebanese territory during the truce, says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

US President Donald Trump says Lebanese and Israeli leaders will speak

Authorities working to find missing people after Israeli attacks killed hundreds within minutes

Lebanon hopes US can push Israel into a ceasefire, senior official tells The National, but is reluctant to hold wider talks until then

Beirut will enter 'symbolic' talks with no leverage and reluctance to be seen negotiating, sources say

Despite Pakistani mediators saying a ceasefire deal would include Lebanon, Israel launched 100 strikes in just 10 minutes

As Israel empties southern villages, families hold on to hope they will be able to take the bodies back home for reburial

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

Hussein Saleh lost eight members of his family in a strike on southern Lebanon, including his pregnant wife and young daughter

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