Israel threatens what could be ground offensive against Hezbollah in Lebanon
Israeli Defence Minister Gallant warns that the “next phase of the war against Hezbollah will begin soon”
Israeli Defence Minister Gallant warns that the “next phase of the war against Hezbollah will begin soon”
Israel plans to annex the occupied territories and integrate them into Greater Israel. Mike Whitney explains how the conflagration with Hezbollah could be the smokescreen that Netanyahu has been looking for to carry this out
Israel is thought to have used as many as 80 of the so-called bunker buster munitions to take out Nasrallah
An examination of how Israel uses popular culture to promote itself and whitewash its crimes
In 2006 Israel suffered a humiliating defeat when it invaded Lebanon. Having taken out large sections of Hezbollah’s command and gathered extensive intelligence, the IDF thinks that time will be different. Will it? Note at the end of this report the Washington Post mentions that in the past 48 hours alone, the IDF has lost 33 men
A cousin of Nasrallah with close ties to Iran, Hashem Safieddine is seen as a likely successor
Defiant Israeli PM shrugs off attack – as he gloats of ‘levelling the score’ with Beirut bombings that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah
It has been confirmed that Nasrallah has been killed in an Israeli air strike, reportedly using U.S.-supplied bunker busting munitions. While Hezbollah has undoubtedly suffered a blow this wouldn’t have happened without unquestioning U.S. support for Israel
In 2006 Israel suffered a humiliating defeat when it launched an invasion of Lebanon. Is Netanyahu about to repeat that mistake?
Answer a series of simple questions to determine whether you are a real antisemite
The IDF claims to have successfully intercepted the missile fired from Yemen but the conflict between Israel and its neighbours is widening
Larry Johnson looks at the recent spate of pager explosions in Lebanon. As the former CIA analyst explains, many of the pagers were in the hands of Hezbollah’s ‘civil administrators’ not the organisation’s military personnel.