Beirut

During a meeting in Beirut with Ali Larijani, secretary of Iran's top security body, Aoun warned against foreign interference in Lebanon's internal affairs.

Aoun spoke about the need for a “comprehensive approach to restricting the possession of weapons to the army and security forces."

Ibrahim Ghazal traveled through a number of European countries, evading extradition after arrests, by complaining he would be executed if he would return to Lebanon.

"Bombing the f*** out of whatever remains of Hamas in Gaza and turning it into a golf course like Donald Trump said is not going to work," he stated.

Hezbollah's parade in Lebanon causes concerns within Beirut and abroad as the terror organization weighs whether or not to partially disarm.

MIDDLE EAST AFFAIRS: American-Israeli Dan Brotman has travelled across the Middle East as a citizen journalist in order to "understand the world" unseen by mainstream media.

A phased approach to disarmament, in which Hezbollah would hand in its arms throughout Lebanon in exchange for the withdrawal of Israeli troops occupying areas in south Lebanon.

Just reverse the point of observation: The images that can be captured by those under the bombs are those of pain, fear, and the lethal effects produced by the same missiles.

Civil society leaders in Lebanon continue to advocate for equitable urban infrastructure despite decades of political inaction

Israeli officials informed Lebanon of its intended strike on Hezbollah terror targets in Dahiyeh a week prior.