US draws ‘red line’ over including Hezbollah in Lebanon’s government, new envoy says
Meanwhile, under the ceasefire agreement, the deadline for Israel’s troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon, initially set for Jan. 26, was extended to Feb. 18, while Hezbollah must retreat north of the Litani River — which serves as the boundary for a zone free of non-state armed groups.
US sets 'red line' against Hezbollah joining Lebanese government
The United States has set a "red line" that Shi'ite armed group Hezbollah should not be a member of Lebanon's next government after its military setbacks against Israel last year, U.S. deputy Middle East envoy Morgan Ortagus said in Lebanon on Friday.
A ceasefire is holding in Gaza as hostages have been handed over to Israel and Palestinian prisoners have been returned to ...
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The ceasefire agreement between Israel, Hamas and Hezbollah is in new jeopardy Sunday as various groups slow walk ...
Still, for Hezbollah, which has been the dominant force in southern Lebanon for decades, the violence was an opportunity to ...
"We will not allow the terrorist organization to rebuild and expand its capabilities," the IDF statement read.
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Amid a resurgence of Hezbollah activity on Israel’s border there are new calls for the Trump administration to push the ...
A newly appointed U.S. envoy says she hopes Lebanese authorities are committed to making sure that the Hezbollah militant ...
IDF confirms that the IAF conducted a precise strike in Lebanese territory on two military sites that contained Hezbollah ...
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