Nada Homsi

Lack of food, water and electricity are hampering residents wanting to restart their lives after two months of war

Investigation reveals how its military systemically targeted civilians before the ceasefire came into effect

Residents determined to return home despite uncertainty over durability of ceasefire

With a ceasefire imminent, here are six critical events that shaped the most recent war

Residents across the country fear housing people fleeing Israel's attacks will give it excuse to strike

He was one of the few Hezbollah officials to recently appear in public

Beirut officials say draft proposal, which allows Israel to operate in Lebanon, goes beyond UN Resolution 1701

Most residents of the city and surrounding areas fled after Israeli military issued eviction order

Unesco heritage-listed city has largely been spared in the Hezbollah-Israel war, but strikes have intensified recently

A series of air attacks hit branches of the micro-finance organisation

Monday's strike on Aitou, a Christian town in the country's north, was Israel's first attack on the area

Neighbours worked by the light of their phones at night to search for survivors and uncover bodies

Israel's eviction orders reach coastal city after 1.2 million are forcibly displaced

Conservation bodies take measures to safeguard historic locations amidst aerial attacks

Israel torpedoed a truce deal at the last minute to kill Hezbollah's leader and escalate its war in Lebanon, sources tell The National