Imad Amhaz, a Lebanese maritime captain abducted by the Israeli military in 2024, represents a case of the occupation’s brutality and exposes the Lebanese government's indifference and failure to secure his release.

Lebanese came together to welcome Pope Leo XIV, whose visit brought rare hope and showed the Shiite community’s openness, tolerance, and strong sense of national belonging.

Haj Mohammad Afif – the head of Hezbollah’s media wing – martyred on this day last year, was a principled resistance figure who inspired steadfastness, his colleagues tell the Press TV website.

US envoy Tom Barrack’s assertion that Lebanon is a “failed state” essentially points to decades of US and Western interference, attempts to undermine its sovereignty, economy, and defense while blaming the resistance for it.

Hezbollah survived 2024 decapitation strikes, defended Lebanon, and rebuilt a resilient, underground, community-backed movement, marking a new phase of resistance and strategic strength.

Lebanon faces coordinated external and domestic pressures—electoral, economic, media, and military—designed to undermine Hezbollah resistance and erode the country’s sovereignty before May 2026 elections.

A day after Hamas’s surprise Oct 7, 2023, Op. Al-Aqsa Flood, Lebanon’s Hezbollah joined the front, launching a decisive, game-changing operation against the Israeli regime.