Gunman seeking revenge for 'humiliation' by security personnel fired rifle at building's doors last week, according to investigators

Official says 'small arms' fired in vicinity of complex; mission in close contact with Lebanese law enforcement about incident

Hezbollah says suspect attempted 'reconnaissance' mission at bases, was detained two weeks ago at Beirut airport while trying to flee country

Swedish Foreign Minister Tobias Billstrom says 'it was sheer luck that no one was injured' in incident, amid widespread anger in Muslim world against Stockholm

Much of Sursock Museum's art was heavily damaged by the massive explosion that ripped through the capital in 2020

Violence comes amid widespread anger over the harsh economic conditions in the country, where mismanagement by the ruling class has been rampant for years

Judge Tarek Bitar orders release of five suspects, charges eight officials in connection to massive explosion that killed over 200 people in August 2020

William Noun, whose brother died in 2020 explosion, detained after making remarks critical of government, as Hezbollah terror group blocks investigation of the disaster

Robberies are seen as acts of distress and garner widespread sympathy from public amid country's worst-ever financial crisis

Few truly knew the private Safra, who died tragically after scaling up his family's small Beirut business into a hugely successful global financial operation on four continents