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Two weeks after the Lebanese Army set up checkpoints throughout Tripoli, the Lebanese Internal Security Forces erected additional checkpoints and launched new patrols as part of the second phase of the government\'s security plan to restore security in rival Tripoli neighborhoods of Bab al-Tabbaneh and Jabal Mohsen.

Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati has condemned the deadly bombing in the capital Beirut and called for national unity. Mikati described as a crime the explosion which killed six people including Mohammad Shatah, a senior political figure from the March 14 Alliance. He highlighted the need for the resumption of dialog among political factions. Earlier, Lebanese Resistance Movement Hezbollah also condemned the deadly blast, calling it a despicable act aimed at destroying national unity. Iran, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the US have also denounced the attack. Tehran says Lebanon\\\'s enemies are seeking to foment sedition by targeting political factions. Meanwhile, Lebanese dignitaries have attended a mosque in Beirut to sign a book of condolences in honor of Mohammad Shatah.

Israel fires at least 24 tank shells into Lebanese territories following a rocket attack in the north. The Israeli army says two Katyusha-style rockets launched from Lebanon landed near the town of Kiryat Shmona. In response, the Israeli artillery fired a barrage of shells into the Lebanese border region of Arqub. In both attacks, uninhabited areas were targeted, causing no injuries or damage. The area has remained mostly quiet since a month-long war in 2006 between Israel and the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah. But there\\\'s been sporadic rocket firing from Lebanon-- carried out by al-Qaeda-affiliated groups including the Abdullah Azzam Brigades.

[02 Dec 2014] 7 Lebanese soldiers killed in ambush near Syrian border - English

Lebanese Mariam to set sail to Gaza A Lebanese aid ship will kick off its journey to the Gaza Strip on Sunday to deliver humanitarian relief to the besieged people of Gaza. The ship Mariam is scheduled to leave Lebanon's northern port of Tripoli for Cyprus on Sunday, an organizer said Thursday. Since Lebanon is still technically at war with Israel, the ship cannot travel directly to Gaza, it should pass through a third country -- in this case, Cyprus. The Mariam would be carrying around 60 Lebanese, US and European women, as well as cancer drugs, organizer Yaser Qashlaq told Reuters. A second ship, the Naji al-Ali, would also sail a couple of days later, he added. Israel, which has imposed a blockade on Gaza since June 2007, has threatened to stop the vessels from reaching the coastal enclave. The mission comes after the Israeli military attacked the Gaza Freedom Flotilla in international waters on May 31. The assault left nine Turkish activists on board the Turkish-flagged M.V. Mavi Marmara dead and about 50 other people, who were part of the team on the six-ship convoy, injured. Israel also arrested and later released nearly 700 activists from 42 countries who were on board the ships, which were attempting to break the siege of Gaza in order to deliver 10,000 tons of humanitarian assistance to the long-suffering people of the territory.

[18 Oct 2012] Lebanese movements discuss Syria with Iranian officials - English

[23 Nov 2012] Lebanese mark Independence Day - English

The Lebanese army has managed to fulfill its pledge of QUOTE \"finishing with\" radical Cleric Ahmad Al-Asir, allowing civilians to go back to their normal lives. Al-Asir is notorious for his animosity towards the Lebanese Resistance Movement, Hezbollah, and his staunch support for the insurgents in Syria. But by attacking the Lebanese army, he has turned himself into a wanted outlaw.

The Lebanese Army finds tunnels in Sidon. The tunnels connect several buildings controlled by supporters of Takfiri cleric Sheikh Ahmad al-Assir. This comes as the Lebanese troops are also going ahead with their mop-up operation following fierce clashes with the armed followers of Sheikh Assir. The Army is reported to be in full control of the city and the troops have seized control of the radical cleric\'s base. The Lebanese troops have also seized rocket launchers, machineguns and military uniforms inside the base. They are still searching for the radical cleric, who\'s a staunch supporter of Takfiri insurgents fighting the Syrian government. Some analysts say the battle has been a major blow to the takfiris, others have a different idea. Elian el-Khamissi, Press TV, Sidon

Lebanese nationals who were held captive by insurgents in Syria now talk about their ordeal. One of them has described the captors as inhuman. Abbas and ten other Lebanese nationals were snatched by militants in Syria as they were returning from a visit to religious sites in Iran in 2012. He says the kidnappers constantly tormented them during the 17-month detention. The man says the psychological abuse they suffered at the hands of the hostage takers was even worse than the physical torture. Another ex-hostage says the captors kept telling lies to them about their fate to mentally torture them. The hostages arrived in Beirut on Saturday and were greeted by cheerful crowds.

From Dahiyah (Southern Suburbs of Beirut) to Tripoli. The Message of Shia Lebanese to Sunni Lebanese after huge terrorist attacks struck both the Dahiyah and Tripoli within the space of 10 days in Lebanon. (With English Subtitles) Credit: TheKeysToEternity

The Lebanese city of Tripoli is still the scene of deadly clashes linked to the war in neighboring Syria. Three more people were killed overnight in fighting between supporters and opponents of the Syrian government. The latest fatalities bring to nine the number of people who\'ve lost their lives in the past 24 hours in Tripoli. Dozens of people have been injured since the battle erupted on Saturday morning. The Lebanese army has intervened, trying to end the violence.

An Israeli soldier has been killed in clashes with the Lebanese army in the Ras al-Naqoura area. The incident happened after the Israeli soldier tried to infiltrate into Lebanon. Israeli military has also confirmed that one of its forces has been killed along the border with Lebanon. Reports say Israeli warplanes are flying over the region and have violated the Lebanese airspace. A spokesman for the UN peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon has told Press TV that they are trying to find out the facts over the incident. Andrea Tenenti says UNIFIL has urged both sides to show restraint.

The army says two Katyusha-style rockets launched from Lebanon landed near the town of Kiryat Shmona. In response, the Israeli artillery fired a barrage of shells into the Lebanese border region of Arqub. Uninhabited areas were targeted in both attacks, causing no injuries or damage. Israel\\\'s minister of military affairs has warned of even tougher retaliation if the attacks persist. Moshe Yaalon has held the Lebanese government responsible for the latest rocket attack. The area has remained mostly quiet since a month-long war in 2006 between Israel and the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah. But there\\\'s been sporadic rocket firing from Lebanon-- carried out by al-Qaeda-affiliated groups including the Abdullah Azzam Brigades.

Last week the Lebanese army diffused two booby trapped cars in a single day, thus preventing new bombings from happening. And in the latest related development, the army has intercepted and diffused another vehicle packed with 240 kilograms of explosives that was on its way to carry out another terrorist attack. These developments were preceded by the arrest of four high profile terrorists: Saudi National Majed Al-Majed, Lebanese nationals Jamal Daftardar and Omar Al-Atrash and Palestinian national Naim Abbas. SB-Hicham Jaber Retired Army General (When we arrest some figures who are really effective on the land, it may lead those terrorists to be very careful before they find the land open for them.

[15 Apr 2014] Lebanese mourn journalists killed in Syria - English

[23 Apr 2014] Lebanese-Syrian border village bearing brunt of Syrian conflict - English

[04 Aug 2014] Lebanese army continues operation against ISIL in Arsal - English

[07 Oct 2014] Efforts to release abducted Lebanese soldiers gets complicated - English

[22 Dec 2014] Iran Parl. speaker holds talks with Lebanese officials in Beirut - English

[10 Feb 2015] Lebanese mark Iran\'s Islamic Revolution anniv. - English

The Culture of Martyrdom Among Lebanese Shiites - Parents all over the world must apply this Divine Culture of the Lebanese in their societies - Arabic English Sub

[26 June 2012] Lebanese Committee criticizes Abdul Jalil remarks on Imam Moussa Sadr case - English

[07 Aug 2012] Iran Jalili meets Lebanese top officials - English Resistance and the Islamic awakening: these words were highlighted by the Secretary of the Iranian Supreme national security council Saeed Jalili during his visit to Beirut. Jalili met with Lebanese President Michel Suleiman, Parliament speaker Nabih Berri and Prime Minister Najib Miqati. In his press remarks the Iranian official implied that the changes recently witnessed in the region were not in Israel's favor. But at the same time he warned that Israel was pushing to limit the anti-Israeli momentum by resorting to the sectarian card. Ali Rizk, Press TV, Beirut

[12 Sept 2012] Israel home front vulnerable at Lebanese border - Englsih

[29 Oct 2012] Syrian armed groups kidnapped Lebanese Journalist - English

[02 Feb 2013] Lebanese army soldiers injured, dead in Syria violence spillover - English

[17 Mar 2013] Lebanese government must flush out Syria militants - English