Nada Homsi

Dozens killed in overnight air raids as UAE, US and others call for three-week ceasefire

The head of the military said there will be 'a very strong response' to a Hezbollah rocket attack on Tel Aviv

Almost 500,000 people displaced by Israel’s aerial bombardment need shelter, and squatting in empty buildings is a solution

Towns and villages are struck amid the largest wave of displacement since the 2006 war

At least 80,000 suspected Israeli calls order residents not to stay in their homes

Lebanese citizens are ordered to leave their homes in the south and the east, as Israel launches strikes

Despite witnessing several conflicts, country lacks purpose-built spaces to protect population from attacks

Israel carried out a strike on a residential building in a highly populated area of southern Beirut, killing senior Hezbollah commander Ibrahim Aqil and numerous others

Lebanese group confirms senior official died in Israeli attack on Beirut suburb

Conflict intensifies after Israel strike kills at least 45 people, including two commanders

Chaos erupts as large explosion occurs during memorial for victims of Hezbollah device attack

Casualties from the simultaneously exploding handheld devices were mostly Hezbollah fighters but also included a child and the Iranian ambassador

Since April, thousands have been expelled from villages as the government and municipalities intensify efforts to reduce their presence

Of the 43.4 million people classed as refugees last year, more than a third came from this region. But what is life really like for those forced to uproot in search of sanctuary from war, climate change or economic deprivation? We hear their stories

The protracted war shows how the measures are failing to discourage aggression, leading to heightened border tensions