69 articles tagged with "Lebanon"
Recent Israeli airstrikes in Beirut and southern Lebanon have resulted in significant casualties and the closure of a key border crossing with Syria, raising concerns about regional infrastructure stability.
Lebanon has reported that 54 health workers have died during the current conflict, raising concerns about the targeting of medical personnel amid rising casualties.
The ongoing conflict in Lebanon has resulted in over 1.1 million displaced individuals, significantly impacting local infrastructure and service capacity.
Israel's military engagement in southern Lebanon is focused on disarming Hezbollah, but the broader operational goal is to weaken the militia-party's influence.
Israel's recent military actions in Beirut, following the destruction of a bridge in eastern Lebanon, raise significant concerns regarding infrastructure stability and operational capacity in the region.
Israeli military actions have targeted areas close to Beirut's main airport road, coinciding with an urgent UN Security Council meeting following the deaths of three peacekeepers.
European ministers from Italy, Spain, Belgium, Poland, and Ireland call for an immediate end to attacks on civilians amidst the ongoing conflict involving Israel and Hezbollah.
Recent Israeli airstrikes in south Beirut have resulted in seven deaths and numerous injuries, as reported by Lebanon's health ministry. This escalation follows increased hostilities from Hezbollah.
The recent roadside explosion in Lebanon that killed two Indonesian peacekeepers underscores the persistent risks to UN operations in the region.
Lebanon has condemned Israeli strikes and announced troop occupation plans, raising concerns about regional stability and operational implications for infrastructure.
Israel's decision to demolish homes in Lebanese border villages raises significant concerns regarding infrastructure stability and regional security.
The Lebanese justice minister has raised alarms about a potential humanitarian crisis, urging for negotiations with Israel as discussions of an extended buffer zone emerge.
The UN Interim Force in Lebanon has reported three fatalities among its personnel due to separate incidents, leading to an emergency session of the Security Council.
In light of over 1,200 reported casualties in Lebanon, a Lebanese minister provided insights on Euronews regarding the escalating conflict and its implications.
Nadim Houry highlights that Israel's current military actions extend beyond Hezbollah, indicating a complex conflict with significant implications for Lebanon's infrastructure.
The recent fatalities of three UN peacekeepers in south Lebanon due to separate explosions highlight the operational risks faced by peacekeeping forces in volatile regions.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced an expansion of military operations in southern Lebanon, focusing on the Iranian-backed Hezbollah group.
The recent loss of three journalists in an Israeli strike raises concerns about the safety and operational capacity of media in conflict zones.
The recent Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon has resulted in the deaths of three journalists, raising concerns about operational safety and infrastructure for media in conflict zones.
The ongoing conflict in Southern Lebanon raises significant concerns regarding the region's infrastructure and resilience. Local narratives reveal the impact of historical marginalization on current capabilities.
In a recent interview, Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam outlined the implications of the Israeli offensive on Lebanon's infrastructure amidst the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict.
Dr. Filippo Dionigi's analysis reveals how Israel's proposed buffer zone in Lebanon could impact regional infrastructure and operational dynamics.
The ongoing conflict in Nabatieh, southern Lebanon, has severely impacted the city's infrastructure, leaving only a few hundred residents in a population of 75,000.
The ongoing military actions by Israel in southern Lebanon have resulted in over a million displaced individuals, raising significant concerns regarding infrastructure capacity and humanitarian response.
Recent Israeli military actions in southern Lebanon have led to nine reported deaths, raising concerns about infrastructure stability and regional security dynamics.
The protracted conflict between Israel and Hezbollah is leading to significant infrastructure challenges in Lebanon, with potential long-term implications for humanitarian conditions.
The exhibition in Paris showcases Byblos, a UNESCO World Heritage site, while addressing the implications of Israel's actions on Lebanon's cultural landscape.
Israel has announced an extension of military control in southern Lebanon, reaching the Litani River, approximately 30 kilometers from the border, amidst escalating regional tensions.
The Israeli military's actions have significantly impacted infrastructure in southern Lebanon, limiting access for Tyre's residents and displaced individuals.
Israeli forces are intensifying their military operations in Lebanon, focusing on Hezbollah strongholds and key infrastructure, including bridges.
Israeli military action has focused on bridges in southern Lebanon, specifically those utilized by Hezbollah, raising concerns about infrastructure stability and potential escalation.
The Lebanese government's efforts to disarm Hezbollah face significant obstacles following the 2024 ceasefire, compounded by continued Israeli military actions.
The ongoing Israeli strikes in Lebanon highlight critical infrastructure implications amid the broader Middle Eastern conflict, yet international media coverage remains sparse.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot's recent visit to Israel, following a trip to Beirut, underscores France's strategic initiative to facilitate direct negotiations between Israel and Lebanon.
A missile strike near a Russian state TV crew in southern Lebanon raises concerns about operational safety and infrastructure stability in conflict zones.
Ayman Mhanna discusses the implications of the Iran-Israel conflict unfolding in Lebanon, highlighting the country's operational capacity amidst rising tensions.
Jean-Noël Barrot's visit to Lebanon on March 19, 2026, aims to reinforce diplomatic ties and address regional stability amidst ongoing military operations.
The recent destruction of river bridges in southern Lebanon significantly affects the region's infrastructure, exacerbating the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Recent Israeli military operations in Beirut's city center have resulted in a building collapse, contributing to a rising death toll in Lebanon since early March.
Iran has initiated a significant military response, deploying missiles and drones in reaction to Israel's renewed attacks on Lebanon, raising concerns about regional stability and infrastructure.
In Aley, Mount Lebanon, local authorities are conducting identity checks on displaced individuals to mitigate the risk of Hezbollah infiltration, amid fears of Israeli military action.
Lebanon is facing significant humanitarian and political challenges exacerbated by Israel's military actions and Hezbollah's operations. The call for international support highlights the need for a more efficient local response.
The United Arab Emirates has temporarily closed its airspace in response to military actions by Israel in Lebanon and Tehran, raising concerns about regional air traffic management.
The ongoing conflict in Lebanon, particularly the war with Hezbollah, has severely impacted local infrastructure and economic stability, notably in Sidon's ancient souk.
The Israeli military has commenced what it terms 'limited ground operations' against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, raising concerns about regional stability and infrastructure.
On March 15, Israeli military actions in Beirut's southern suburbs have resulted in a reported death toll of 850, raising concerns over infrastructure resilience and operational capacity in the region.
Recent Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon have resulted in at least four fatalities, highlighting the ongoing conflict with Hezbollah and its implications for regional stability.
As Israel intensifies its military operations in Lebanon, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres emphasizes the need for international engagement to bolster the Lebanese state and army.
A UN peacekeeping base in Mais al-Jabal, southern Lebanon, was attacked, resulting in injuries to one peacekeeper. UNIFIL is currently investigating the incident.
The Israeli military's threat to target ambulances allegedly misused by Hezbollah raises significant concerns regarding the integrity of medical operations in conflict zones.
A recent Israeli airstrike on a clinic in southern Lebanon has led to the deaths of 12 medical personnel, raising concerns about regional stability and healthcare infrastructure.
Despite increased Israeli military actions in southern Lebanon, residents of Tyre, a key Hezbollah stronghold, are opting to stay put, defying evacuation orders.
In Beirut, a significant number of leaflets have been distributed, urging the disarmament of Hezbollah and addressing the implications of Iran's influence in Lebanon.
With 800,000 individuals displaced, Lebanon's infrastructure faces severe challenges. Half the population is now in war zones, leading to critical shortages in essential services.
The lack of international response to the unobserved truce between Israel and Lebanon has significant implications for regional stability and infrastructure integrity.
The recent Israeli shelling in Qlayaa has raised concerns about the implications for local infrastructure and community resilience. The loss of Father Pierre al-Rai highlights the human cost of ongoing conflict.
Recent military actions in Iran have constrained political opposition in Israel, raising concerns about a potential ground offensive in Lebanon.
The southern suburbs of Beirut have experienced significant infrastructure damage due to a week of Israeli bombardments, resulting in at least 500 casualties.
Recent Israeli military operations have led to significant damage in Beirut, with over 700,000 displaced and nearly 600 fatalities reported since the conflict began.
As southern Lebanon faces evacuations ordered by the Israeli army, northern Israel maintains its population. France is sending 60 tons of humanitarian aid to Lebanon.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have conducted multiple strikes targeting Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon, while Gulf states report drone attacks as tensions escalate.
France is ramping up its evacuation efforts for citizens in the Gulf, Israel, and Lebanon, facing significant logistical challenges.
Tens of thousands of displaced Lebanese, primarily Shiite, are relocating to Christian neighborhoods due to Israeli bombings, raising concerns about infrastructure strain and potential conflict escalation.
Israeli airstrikes targeting Hezbollah are raising concerns about civilian casualties and their potential impact on regional stability and military infrastructure.
Human Rights Watch reports the deployment of white phosphorus munitions by Israel in residential areas of Yohmor, raising significant legal and operational implications.
Human Rights Watch has released a report detailing the use of white phosphorus munitions by Israel in Lebanon, raising concerns over infrastructure and civilian safety.
Hezbollah reported a clash with Israeli troops during an overnight raid in eastern Lebanon, marking the second such operation in recent days. The ongoing military engagements may impact regional stability.
The ongoing conflict in Lebanon has led to significant infrastructure challenges, with half a million people displaced due to intensified Israeli air strikes targeting Hezbollah-linked entities.
The Israeli military has intensified its operations in Beirut, targeting Iranian commanders. The strikes have resulted in nearly 400 casualties, including 83 children.