Nada Homsi

Monday's strike on Aitou, a Christian town in the country's north, was Israel's first attack on the area

Neighbours worked by the light of their phones at night to search for survivors and uncover bodies

Israel's eviction orders reach coastal city after 1.2 million are forcibly displaced

Conservation bodies take measures to safeguard historic locations amidst aerial attacks

Israel torpedoed a truce deal at the last minute to kill Hezbollah's leader and escalate its war in Lebanon, sources tell The National

Thousands killed and more than a million displaced have left a country on the brink

Almost 100 medical workers have been killed in Israeli attacks across Lebanon since October 8, according to officials

With political restraints and limited capacity, concerns abound over what the military can do

Beirut's southern suburb has been emptied of its residents after Israel's massive air campaign

Group's leadership spoke publicly for the first time following the assassination of chief Nasrallah

With the killing of the man who led Hezbollah for more than three decades, the question on the mind of Lebanese is: What will happen next?

Residents fled with no time to spare as an avalanche of fire hit city's southern suburb

Conflicting reports about the group's leader after bombardment of southern Beirut

Most of the people in building hit in raid were members of a single family, says mayor