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Lebanon Caught Between Israeli Threats and Hezbollah’s Hard-Line Stance

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BEIRUT: Direct Israeli threats have once again placed the Lebanese capital in the crosshairs, amid Israeli media reports that Israel could use Iran-backed Hezbollah’s acknowledgment of an explosives shipment bound for Beirut’s southern suburbs to justify further military action. The shipment was allegedly intended to help rebuild the group’s military capabilities and support attacks on Israeli targets. Israeli airstrikes hit towns in southern Le…
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Beirut: The direct Israeli threat is once again focused on the Lebanese capital. Israeli media are reporting that Iran-backed Hezbollah has admitted to transporting explosives to a southern suburb of Beirut, which could justify further military action. The shipment is said to have been intended to help rebuild Hezbollah's military capabilities and support attacks on Israeli targets. Israeli airstrikes hit southern Lebanese towns on Monday, and m…

Beirut and the southern suburbs returned to the face of Israeli threats, amid heightened fears of increased confrontation in Lebanon and the region, and increasing indicators of a decline in the guarantees surrounding the capital and the suburb that limited their targeting. As diplomatic endeavours to contain escalation continue, questions arise as to the extent to which these guarantees are resilient, especially in the face of a lack of trust b…

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Escalating Israeli threats foreshadow the collapse of the safeguards protecting Beirut and its southern suburbs, and Tel Aviv is exploiting Hezbollah's admission of the explosives shipment to justify targeting the suburbs again. In another development, reports indicate that recent weeks have seen a surge in Shiite demand for apartments in Ashrafieh and its surrounding areas, both through individuals directly involved and real estate companies sp…

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Beirut 24 broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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