France proposes plan to speed up Israeli troop withdrawal from Lebanon, minister says
France has put together a proposal for United Nations peacekeepers, including French troops, replace Israeli forces at key points to ensure those forces leave Lebanon by a February 18 deadline, Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said on Thursday.
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BEIRUT—Israel is seeking to keep control of five strategic points on high ground in southern Lebanon after the deadline for ...
On Saturday, an AFP correspondent said tear gas was fired to disperse a crowd that again blocked the road to the airport ...
Three Israeli hostages were handed over to the Red Cross in Gaza by Palestinian militants on Saturday, in the sixth exchange of hostages and Palestinian prisoners under the ceasefire deal that came ...
Thousands of supporters have gathered in downtown Beirut to mark the 20th anniversary of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik ...
Hezbollah has told Newsweek it rejected the Israeli military's recent claims that an elite Iranian unit was illicitly using ...
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun vowed to punish the perpetrators of an attack on a United Nations peacekeeping convoy, with ...
Chen, Russian-Israeli Alexandre Troufanov and Argentinian-Israeli Iair Horn -- on Saturday were released by militant Hamas in ...
Last year was the deadliest for journalists in more than three decades, with the majority killed in the Middle East, ...
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IDF strikes Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon, citing ‘direct threat’ to IsraelMilitary says fighter jets hit terror group's weapons storage sites and rocket launchers, operated in 'blatant violation' of ...
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