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Displaced Lebanese families face deepening hardship as war nears two months

Beirut— Nearly two months after renewed fighting between Israel and Hezbollah forced them from their homes, many displaced Lebanese families

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Flights Continue at Beirut Airport Amid Israeli Strikes

Beirut — Commercial flights continued to operate from Beirut–Rafic Hariri International Airport despite ongoing Israeli airstrikes on the Lebanese capital’s

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Three Indonesian UN peacekeepers wounded in Lebanon blast amid rising hostilities

Jakarta— Three Indonesian peacekeepers serving with the United Nations were wounded in an explosion at a UN facility in southern

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Lebanon judge closes probe into 2020 Beirut port blast, file sent to prosecutor

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Syria shuts cross-border tunnel, tightening clamp on Lebanon smuggling routes

Damascus— Syria said on Saturday it had discovered and closed a cross-border tunnel linking its territory with Lebanon, which authorities