The Blue Line is an unofficial line that separates Israel and Lebanon. The line, implemented by the United Nations in 2000, does not serve as a border but is instead a "line of withdrawal".

Peacekeepers from the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) man an observation point along what's called the Blue Line on the border between Lebanon and Israel, near the southern ...

Over the next 60 days, Hezbollah will remove its fighters and weapons from the area between the Blue Line - the unofficial border between Lebanon and Israel - to areas north of the Litani River.

United Nations Interim Force In Lebanon (UNIFIL) armored personnel carriers depart a base to patrol in southern Lebanon, near the Lebanon-Israel border known as the Blue Line, on Oct. 5, 2024 ...

Israel continued operations in Lebanon between June 23 and June 29, 2025, including targeted killings of Hezbollah operatives ...

Israel withdrew from Lebanon in 2000 behind the so-called Blue Line, a demarcation between the two countries drawn up by the United Nations that was marked by blue barrels and which is now ...

Israel and Lebanon agreed on Tuesday to reopen negotiations over their border, according to the Trump administration.. US deputy special envoy to the Middle East Morgan Ortagus said in a statement ...

The line demarcated by blue barrels was drawn in June 2000. UNIFIL has 29 bases near the Blue Line and 2,000 peacekeepers. The first Israeli soldiers entered southern Lebanon on October 1.

The Blue Line is a U.N.-mapped line separating Lebanon from Israel and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. Israeli forces withdrew to the Blue Line when they left south Lebanon in 2000.

Israel Defense Forces (IDF) platoons crossed the Blue Line into Lebanon early Sunday morning and entered a UN position, according to Unifil. Unifil troops suffered smoke-related injuries during ...

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres expressed his concern as cross-border attacks along the Blue Line between Israel and Lebanon intensify. The Blue Line is an unofficial line that ...