Justin Salhani

‘I’m not sleep­ing. I cry all night,’ says Fat­meh, whose daugh­ter and grand­kids are trapped un­der Is­raeli bom­bard­ment.

By start­ing in Chi­na, the com­mit­tee may be try­ing to gath­er glob­al sup­port to present to na­tions so far back­ing Is­rael.

From fam­i­lies of Hamas cap­tives to politi­cians in his own gov­ern­ment, Ne­tanyahu’s pop­u­lar­i­ty is at an all-time low.

Be­tween Hamas, Is­rael and Iran, Hezbol­lah treads care­ful­ly in the trench­es, not to jump cal­lous­ly into war.

Many in Lebanon are wor­ried about the prospects of a broad­er con­fronta­tion with Is­rael amid the war on Gaza.

Ne­tanyahu’s in­de­ci­sive, dis­trust­ful na­ture adds to the dan­gers of his war on Gaza, say ex­perts who’ve stud­ied his mind.

Demon­stra­tors ral­lied out­side the French em­bassy in Beirut to call for sup­port for Pales­tini­ans un­der threat in Gaza.

The spooky tale of a mys­ti­cal man with su­per­nat­ur­al pow­ers is a pop­u­lar chil­dren’s sto­ry in Lebanon.

Lebanon’s Prime Min­is­ter Na­jib Mikati warns ‘chaos could en­gulf’ the re­gion if his coun­try en­ters the Is­rael-Hamas war.

Grief has poured out across the re­gion fol­low­ing the shock­ing slaugh­ter of wife and chil­dren in south­ern Gaza.