Lebanese PM-designate Salam says his hands are extended, in nod to Hezbollah
Lebanon's Prime Minister-designate Nawaf Salam said on Tuesday his hands are extended to everyone, in a gesture to the Iran-backed Hezbollah group that accused opponents of seeking to exclude it by nominating him for the post.
BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Iran-backed Hezbollah group postponed an appointment with President Joseph Aoun on Monday at which it ...
Israeli war planes struck Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, the Israel Defense Force said early Monday, as it accused the truce ...
Lebanon’s new president has asked prominent diplomat and jurist Nawaf Salam to form the country’s new government after Salam ...
Choice of UN court's Nawaf Salam underlines major power shift among sectarian factions in Beirut since Iran-backed Shiite ...
A stinging defeat in war has left the once untouchable group on its most uncertain footing in years. For decades, Hezbollah’s ...
Lebanon's Hezbollah is trying "to regain strength and rearm with the assistance of Iran," Israel's U.N. ambassador told the ...
The Lebanese parliament finally voted on a new president on Thursday following two years of deadlock. Joseph Aoun the head of ...
Hady Habib made history at the Australian Open by becoming the first tennis player from Lebanon to win a singles match at a ...
Dozens of mourners in South Lebanon attended the funeral procession Saturday for Hassan Hijazi, a Hezbollah militant who was ...
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