Nada Homsi

Most of Deir Mimas’s olive groves are inaccessible and residents do not know if their village falls inside Israel’s so-called security zone

With even ride-sharing cabs becoming unaffordable, more and more people are turning to unregulated 'moto-taxis' to get around the Lebanese capital

Lebanese officials expect little progress on Israeli withdrawal before general election next week

UN peacekeepers unable to arrange visits as press freedom groups accuse Israel of censorship

The National is granted rare access to Debel, one of the remaining pockets of south Lebanon that rely on Unifil as their sole lifeline

Israel's forces entrenching their presence even as US-brokered talks seek their withdrawal from Lebanese territory

Lebanon signals frustration with US-brokered framework as Israeli military operations continue unchecked

Before-and-after images shared by residents show vegetation stripped from ridge and significant changes to shape of its crest

Diplomatic impasse expected until after Israeli elections are held next month

Family of one released man says he 'hadn't eaten a hot meal in nearly a year', as US pushes to revive stalled Israel-Lebanon talks

US says it brokered release of Lebanese civilians in sign of new diplomatic push

Troops have crossed so-called yellow line into at least three communities in recent weeks, The National discovered after visiting villages and speaking to residents

As he waited in vain for a dangerously crumbling wall to be repaired, Roy Bou Nassif decided that the many who shared his exasperation at these delays needed a new way to get municipalities to act

More than 80 economic leaders visit Beirut to launch business council, with investors interested in sectors from logistics to renewables

Tanks and bulldozers entered Haris and destroyed a road link to homes on the town’s outskirts