Mosaic News

Buy Me A Coffee
News without borders
Monday, 12 October 2026
Mosaic News is free to read — but not free to run. Your (monthly) donation keeps it going. →

Lebanon

Lebanon's fragile ceasefire frays as businesses try to reopen and clashes continue173dTwo Israeli soldiers jailed for destroying Jesus statue in Lebanese village173dFrance welcomes Lebanon's new Prime Minister Nawaf Salam in Paris173dFrance and Lebanon strengthen diplomatic ties with PM Salam's Paris visit174dIsrael's 'Yellow Line' in Lebanon casts shadow over fragile ceasefire[Updated]174dIsraeli shelling and demolitions continue in southern Lebanon despite fragile ceasefire[Updated]174dEgypt hosts US envoy as regional talks on Sudan, Lebanon, and Iran continue[Updated]174dParis opens inquiry into Lebanese banks over alleged transfer of billions during financial crisis174dHizbullah uses Brazil as financial and operational base, embedded in Lebanese diaspora174dFunerals and gridlocked highways mark first days of Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire in Lebanon174dIsrael establishes 'yellow line' demarcation in southern Lebanon amid fragile ceasefire174dIsrael confirms soldier struck Jesus statue in Lebanon during conflict[Updated]175dLebanon's displaced face impossible choice between staying home or fleeing into poverty175dHundreds protest in Berlin against US-Israeli military actions in Middle East175dEight in ten Israelis back continued war against Hezbollah despite fragile ceasefire175dLebanon edges toward political fracture as government and Hezbollah clash over war and peace talks175dIsraeli strikes on Lebanese medical workers kill at least 57 since March[Updated]175dDisplaced Lebanese await ceasefire outcome as sectarian tensions resurface in Beirut[Updated]176dFrench soldier killed in UNIFIL attack in southern Lebanon, Hezbollah blamed[Updated]176dLebanon ceasefire fragile as hundreds of thousands of displaced residents return to south176d
← NewerPage 6 of 8Older →