Nada Homsi

Journalists in Lebanon have expressed concern that Israel is intentionally targeting media personnel

The war, now in its sixth week, is escalating on the border of the two countries

Hezbollah said it fired missiles at eight positions across the border while Israel said it retaliated with artillery.

Despite lack of Hezbollah support among leaders, they agree to defend the country if border conflict evolves into war

Strikes come following Hezbollah's attacks on Israeli military sites on Sunday, in which several people were injured

Violent clashes on the Lebanon-Israel border are expected to escalate

McDonald's, Starbucks and Coca-Cola top the list of companies targeted in the movement

Israeli companies and products are already boycotted, but latest call has sparked fears it will harm Lebanese businesses

Washington has been pushing for a de-escalation of the border conflict, but analysts say pressure must be exerted on Israel

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah last week said 'all options are open' on the Lebanese front against Israel and it would be 'a civilian for a civilian'

In a long-awaited speech, the Hezbollah leader stopped short of declaring war on Israel, but said every escalation would be met with a matching one

Secretary of State Antony Blinken calls for protection of Palestinian civilians in a shift of focus

Peak season bookings for Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon, particularly by westerners, show signs of decline

Lebanese group is committed to supporting Hamas in line with its long-term 'unity of fronts' strategy aimed at co-ordinating wider war against Israel

Rocket attack on Kiryat Shmona shows it can further expand operations