In meeting with UNIFIL commander, Lebanese PM ignores Israeli petition, instead seeks control over contested Ghajar hamlet along border

Mostly armed, uniformed troops, with handful of unarmed terror group activists, said to have spent 20 minutes over boundary last week; IDF asked UNIFIL to expel them

Military says projectile landed in Israeli territory, close to northern village of Ghajar; at least 15 shells fired in response

Businessman with French passport questioned by Lebanese security, let go after intervention from third countries, report says

Sole contender Taymour Jumblatt, 41, to succeed father Walid Jumblatt, who headed Progressive Socialist Party (PSP) party for 45 years

Archaeologists uncover new evidence at a Phoenician dye factory that suggests the site was conquered by Israelites around the mid-9th century BCE

Red Notice issued for Georges Lotfi after US authorities charge him with criminal possession of stolen property, possessing illegal artifacts

Suspects are 'employees or operational agents' of Lebanese terror group Hezbollah, long believed to be behind AMIA attack that killed 85, with Iran's help

Terror group's candidate for president in parliamentary vote to end power vacuum trailed behind rival after first round of ballots cast

Rami Adwan denies claims of 'psychological and physical violence' and attempting to hit an embassy employee with his car