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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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Israeli Strike Kills Lebanese Security Personnel as Fighting Escalates Ahead of Talks

Beirut— An Israeli airstrike killed at least 13 members of Lebanon’s State Security forces in southern Lebanon on Friday, as

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Hezbollah Urges Lebanon to Halt ‘Concessions’ Ahead of US Talks

Beirut— Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem on Friday urged the Lebanon government to stop making what he described as “free concessions”

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Hijri’s Druze Militias and the Misinformation Machine Behind Syria’s Southern War

Damascus — In the arid hills of southern Syria, the province of Suwayda—a historical stronghold of the Druze minority—has been