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71 Children Die of Famine as Israeli Starvation and Genocide Campaign Continues

Israel has intensified its starvation campaign on Gaza, leading to an increase in the rate of famine. While previously, Palestinians...
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Ray Bechara

Tom Barrack’s Lebanon Mission: Diplomacy or Overreach?

In July 2025, Tom Barrack, a real estate investor turned U.S. special envoy, landed in Beirut with a twofold task:...
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Beirut Today

Lebanon’s “Worst Drought on Record” Threatens Vital Sectors 

On Tuesday, Reuters reported that water levels in the LitaniRiver, Lebanon’s largest reservoir, have fallen to historic lows in what is described as the country’s “worst drought on record”. According to the report, the Litani River National Authority indicated that inflows to the Qaraoun Lake during this year’s wet season did not exceed 45 million...
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Beirut Today

Israel’s Tuesday Strikes Killed 12 People in Most Violent Attack Since Ceasefire Agreement

Yesterday, Israeli strikes on the Baalbek district killed 12 people and injured eight others. The attacks hit the areas of...
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Beirut Today

Lebanon’s Stability Hangs by a Thread

On Wednesday, Under-Secretary-General for United Nations Peace Operations Jean-Pierre Lacroix met with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Speaker of Parliament...
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Beirut Today

Tensions Between Iran and Israel Escalate, How Long Will the Conflict Last?

Today, Iran launched more attacks on Israel in retaliation to Israeli attacks that began mid-last week. Israeli attacks killed more than 220 people in Iran, including 70 women and children. United States President Donald Trump claimed that the US were not aware of the attacks, and warned of potential US...
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Beirut Today

Lebanon Secures Spot in United Nations ECOSOC

The Lebanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that Lebanon secured a spot at the United Nations Economic and Social Council...
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Beirut Today

Lebanon’s Regional and International Relations Are Undergoing Drastic Changes

Today, Lebanese Foreign Minister Youssef Rajji met with his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araghchi. The meeting was described as both direct...
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Karem Monzer

Nubian Ibex is Back in Lebanon

The Nubian ibex is back in Lebanon. Once extinct, this wild mountain goat is being reintroduced by the Shouf Biosphere Reserve to restore its role in the country’s nature. By Karem Monzer...
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Beirut Today

Lebanon Looks to Open Doors for Humanitarian and Development Aid

In a bid to organize humanitarian and development efforts in Lebanon, Lebanon’s Minister of Social Affairs Haneen Sayed and United...
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Beirut Today

‘We Need to Get In’, UN Urges Aid to Be Allowed into Gaza and Germany’s SPD Votes to Recognize Palestinian State

Israeli bombs continue to rain heavily on Gaza, with the latest bombing of the Fahmi al-Jarjawi school resulting in the...
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Beirut Today

Israeli Attacks on South Lebanon Continue, Hit UNIFIL

Israeli attacks have continued across Lebanon, particularly in the South and Nabatieh governorates, in violation of the conditional ceasefire agreement. Yesterday, an Israeli airstrike struck a car on the Arnoun-Yohmor al-Shaqif road in the South, killing one person. Israeli artillery also targeted Jabal al-Saddana in the outskirts of the town...
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