Nada Homsi

Residents of Kfarshouba must navigate life with restricted access to farmland and basic services

Vague promises, few guarantees: Lebanese officials bank on winning over US President, a risk that could prove costly

Lebanese army enters areas vacated by Israeli forces in first real test of US-brokered framework

The National accompanied Unifil-approved mission to isolated communities

IRGC says it launched strikes on Al Tanf desert base, where America no longer maintains an official presence

Lebanese security source says Israel agreed to withdraw from area it 'never invaded'

Beirut says it wants implementation to begin soon, while Israel has tied progress to third-party monitoring mechanism as attacks continue in south

Beirut wants progress on US-brokered plan as occupation and attacks continue in southern Lebanon despite ceasefire

Thousands return to city's coastline as residents weather fragile ceasefire, renewed fears of escalation and a summer they refuse to lose

Ambassador Michel Issa says Rome talks will build on agreement to establish 'pilot zones' in the south

Lebanese authorities notified of venue change a day after Israel announced talks would be held in Italian capital

Lebanese officials say even Italy was left in the dark, raising fresh questions over peace process

Air strike kills three women in Nabatieh as Israeli forces continue occupation and attacks despite peace initiatives

Peace framework hailed as breakthrough but doubts persist over legality, enforcement and political backing

Admiral Brad Cooper expected to oversee initial stages of Israeli troop withdrawal