Hezbollah

The Islamic Republic seeks nuclear weapons against Israel – negotiations only buy it time

The only path to lasting peace in the Middle East and beyond is to empower the Iranian people to overthrow their enemy from within

By Sharan Tabari

3 min read

Satellite imagery of the Natanz Nuclear Facility (Image: Wikipedia)

Lebanon

Lebanon ‘will not allow’ Hezbollah to drag it into US-Iran war, PM claims

By Jacob Jaffa

1 min read

Lebanon

Lebanese foreign minister says Israel ‘has the right’ to continue attacks on Hezbollah in his country

By Jacob Jaffa

1 min read

Lebanon

Lebanese Army claims to have disarmed Hezbollah in ‘effective and tangible way’

By Jacob Jaffa

2 min read

Former Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi (L) and Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro shake hands during a joint press statement in Caracas, on June 12, 2023. (Image: Getty)

By Leonardo Coutinho

From IRGC to Russia: how Venezuela became a narco-terror hub for the West’s enemies

4 min read

By Stephen Pollard

The loony left’s moral collapse over Maduro

4 min read

Lebanon

Israel strikes Hamas and Hezbollah ‘weapons production sites’ in Lebanon

By Jacob Jaffa

1 min read

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Two Londoners in court charged with attending terrorist training in Lebanon

The two dual British-Lebanese nationals stood beside four guards in court while their wives sat in the public gallery

By Pol Allingham

1 min read

December 17, 2025 13:34

A traditional police lantern, on display outside a police station in central London, England (Image: Getty)

By Shachar Kleiman

Hezbollah is only one rocket salvo away from the elimination of its last few senior commanders

Hezbollah is in a position of historic weakness and is trying to play the long game

2 min read

November 25, 2025 10:25

Lebanese soldiers guarding the scene of an Israeli airstrike (Images: Annonymous/ Middle East Images/ AFP/ Via Getty Images)

IDF strike kills Hezbollah’s chief of staff amid fragile ceasefire

Haytham Ali Tabatabai eulogised as a ‘great Jihadi commander’ by the terror group

By Jacob Jaffa

1 min read

November 24, 2025 10:27

By Kobi Michael

Hezbollah weakened, not defeated: If war returns, Israel aims to finish the job

Jerusalem, Beirut and Damascus now share the goal of defeating the terror group and curbing Iran – cooperation that could pave the way for closer ties and eventual entry into the Abraham Accords

4 min read

October 28, 2025 13:51

People inspect the wreckage of a Hezbollah vehicle targeted by an Israeli strike in the southern Lebanese village of Haruf on October 25, 2025.(Image: Getty)

Unifil shoots down IDF surveillance drone in Lebanon

The force also accused the IDF of dropping a grenade near one of its patrols, which the military is now investigating.

By Jacob Jaffa

1 min read

October 27, 2025 10:36

UNIFIL forces inspect damage in the village of Kfarshuba in southern Lebanon on February 17, 2025 (Getty Images)

By Andrew Fox

Labour’s latest blunder on Israel imperils Britain’s security

By barring officials from Jerusalem from a major UK arms fair, the government undermines vital defence ties and jeopardises access to some of the world’s most battle-tested technologies

3 min read

September 1, 2025 12:38

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is shown a Hawk T2, the RAF's premier fast jet trainer, during a visit to RAF Valley, ahead of Armed Forces Day on June 28. (Image: Getty)

Security Council approves final renewal of Unifil mandate

The peacekeeping force will remain in Lebanon through 2026 before a full withdrawal in a motion delayed by intense diplomatic wrangling with the White House

By Mike Wagenheim

1 min read

August 29, 2025 13:42