2024 by the numbers โ from victims of war to a warming planet
Out with the old, in with the … old. Familiar trends characterized a year of elections and bloodshed.
Out with the old, in with the … old. Familiar trends characterized a year of elections and bloodshed.
Hamas is to blame for raising last-minute obstacles, per White House National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby.
Israeli foreign minister denounces the Irish for “extreme anti-Israel policies” in a move that follows Irelandโs recognition of Palestinian statehood and its accusations of genocide in Gaza.
The scale of the Israeli strikes echoed a similar wave of attacks in southern Lebanon in September that destroyed a significant quantity of Hezbollah’s missile stocks.
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Israel and Hezbollah ceasefire in jeopardy after southern Lebanon attacks
For good or ill, Trump is already shaping the calculations of combatants in the region, but much depends on how Hezbollahโs bosses in Tehran proceed.
Middle East conflict has been inescapable at the COP29 climate talks.
โMany Muslim and Arab Americans have friends and family living in the Middle East, and Kamala is campaigning with warmongers like Liz Cheney,โ Trump said.
Civil war veteran Samir Geagea hopes the Shiite militia will be pressed into a position where it has no choice but to disarm.
One of the country’s biggest exasperations is Western policymakers trying to strong-arm them into hasty political reform.
Israel wants ‘to set sectarian groups at each others’ throats’ says the spiritual leader of the Druze community.
International delegates have gathered in Paris to help the war-ravaged country.
Ambassador to the U.K. Prince Khalidย bin Bandar Al Saud criticized Benjamin Netanyahu’s conduct in Lebanon as well.
Ireland โwill not wait for everybody in Europe to move on the issue of trade in the occupied Palestinian territories,โ PM Simon Harris tells reporters.
Tensions between France and Israel have been on the rise as the situation deteriorates in Lebanon.
Even staunch Lebanese opponents of Hezbollah, who have long hoped to see the back of Iranโs most important regional ally, are recoiling at a military campaign thatโs triggered the countryโs biggest population displacement in over four decades.
The move โunderscores the United Statesโ ironclad commitment to the defense of Israel, and to defend Americans in Israel,โ a Pentagon spokesperson said.
At least five members of UNIFIL peacekeeping mission have been wounded in south Lebanon in recent days.
French President Emmanuel Macron and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned as “unacceptable” Israeli firing on UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon, a stance echoed by Spain’s prime minister.
Israeli troops reportedly opened fire at three positions held by UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon on Thursday.
The United Nations said Israeli forces have “repeatedly hit” its positions in recent days.
Lebanon could well turn into a quagmire for Israel, and its belief that it can achieve โtotal victoryโ is premature. However, there can be no doubt that Iran and Hezbollah are on the back foot.
And Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu feuds with French President Emmanuel Macron.
Irish president rejects Israeli calls for UN battalion to withdraw from southern Lebanon
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators were marching in cities across the globe to demand an end to the conflict.
Escalated bombings come on eve of anniversary of Hamas attack on Israel last October.
Iranโs Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi visits Beirut as Israeli airstrikes continue to target top Hezbollah commanders.
These evacuations happened as the Israeli military issued fresh evacuation orders for communities in southern Lebanon, signalling that it may widen the ground operation launched earlier this week against the Hezbollah militant group.
The attacks on Lebanon’s capital come as Israeli troops battle Hezbollah fighters in southern Lebanon.
Josep Borrell loves to condemn things โ sometimes in the “strongest possible terms.” Does it ever have any impact?
With one million people displaced in Lebanon following Israel’s ground invasion, EU foreign ministers are discussing the possibility of more migrant inflows to the European Union. Tune into the podcast to hear what the experts have to say.