Lebanon’s new government on Wednesday won a confidence vote in Parliament, with the support of Hezbollah’s bloc, even though the government statement adopted took a swipe at the group’s weapons.
The UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon has demanded an "immediate" investigation after one of the vehicles was set on fire.
He concluded by asserting that Hezbollah and its supporters remain a formidable force, pointing to the February 23 ...
Minister of Interior and Municipalities Ahmad Al-Hajjar confirmed to the Parliamentary Defense Committee, chaired by MP Jihad ...
Legislators from the Amal movement, led by parliamentary speaker Nabih Berri - who brokered the ceasefire and is allied with Hezbollah - also voted for the new government. Hezbollah and the Amal ...
Legislators from the Amal movement, led by parliamentary speaker Nabih Berri - who brokered the ceasefire and is allied with Hezbollah - also voted for the new government. Hezbollah and the Amal ...
Advertisement Article continues below this ad Legislators from the Amal movement, led by parliamentary speaker Nabih Berri - who brokered the ceasefire and is allied with Hezbollah - also voted ...
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