Israel, Lebanon, France and the United States are creating working groups to discuss the Israel-Lebanon border
By Yossi Melman
The two countries began border negotiations on Tuesday in meetings mediated by the US
By Imogen Garfinkel
Plus, Israel-US intelligence sharing reportedly at risk due to Trump’s Russia stance
By Nathan Jeffay
Jawad Nasrallah tells Lebanese TV how his father experienced deep depression after the Mossad attack
By JC Reporter
Atallah Hanna allegedly shared his ‘reverence’ for Hassan Nasrallah and labelled the terror commander a ‘martyr’ in a letter to the group
By Jacob Jaffa
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Thousands of Hezbollah supporters came out to mourn the terror leader
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The family business was devastated during the war with Hezbollah but its owners still hold out hope for a peaceful future
By Etgar Lefkovits
At least 42 people were killed in the Mossad operation, which targeted the terror group’s communication networks
The Lebanese government must forced to confront Hezbollah’s role as a state within a state
By Yaakov Lappin
However, the recent shift in administration in the US could put the IDF back on the clock
Joseph Aoun is backed by the United States and Saudi Arabia – and has pledged to dismantle Hezbollah’s military wing
By Yoni Ben Menachem
New York Times investigation shows how deeply compromised Hezbollah was after decades of Israeli espionage
By Yaakov Katz
Israel’s security policy must be rooted in more than immediate threats and tactical distractions
Reza John Vedadi memorialised ‘the Butcher of Tehran’, Ebrahim Raisi, as a martyr
By Jane Prinsley