Israel-Lebanon border
Israel sees record-breaking number of rabies cases in 2025
In 2025, 102 animals were recorded as infected with rabies, setting a new record, whereas in 2024, only 55 cases were recorded. The previous record-holding year, 2017, only had 74 cases.
Will Israel's new talks with Lebanon prevent another war with Hezbollah? - analysis
Families, newcomers begin rebuilding Kibbutz Manara after devastation on Lebanon border - interview
Lebanon faces crucial crossroads as Hezbollah rejects disarmament - analysis
IDF Brig.-Gen. reassures northern communities after Lebanese civilians approach Israeli border
Lebanese individuals, allegedly civilians, were seen approaching up to 80 meters from the border with Israel.
Returning to the northern border: Rebuilding homes and hopes - opinion
Every house in Metula was damaged. 'Do you live here?' I ask a teenager. 'Well, technically; my house got blown up,' he replies casually. Some residents can’t return home without major repairs.
US peacekeeping cuts could limit UN ability to protect civilians, says UN
It said the funding cuts "would be a first step to engaging in strong reforms across the UN."
'Together we will rebuild the North': IDF Northern Command head reaffirms commitment to its defense
"Returning home and beginning the school year, even in the shadow of war, is a source of pride," Maj.-Gen. Rafi Milo said, "it is a testament to strength, steadfastness, and an unbreakable spirit.
Graham warns: Defeating Hamas is non-negotiable, but must be done as soon as possible - interview
Graham described Lebanon’s announcement that disarming Hezbollah is a “national goal” as an important first step – but warned that words must be followed by action.
Netanyahu: Israel ready to support Lebanon's disarmament of Hezbollah with phased IDF pullback
The Lebanese government and army are expected to finalize, by next week, an implementation plan for its decision to disarm Hezbollah.
Arab-Israeli citizen returns to Israel after year-long imprisonment in Lebanese jail
The IDF took Abu-Hussein for comprehensive tests at a hospital, after which he will meet his family.
Israel's neglected North justifies pushing hard in Gaza - opinion
Old-timers recall the peaceful border from 1948 through the 1970s, when Israeli farmers worked lands inside Lebanon, and one-third of Western Galilee hospital’s ophthalmology patients were Lebanese.
US envoy says Israel should 'comply' with Lebanon plan to disarm terrorist groups
Under phase 1 of the plan, the Lebanese government would issue a decision committing to Hezbollah's disarmament by the end of the year, and Israel would cease military operations in Lebanon.
Despite increase in evacuated Israelis returning North, heavy-hit towns remain empty - IDF
Part of the increase is from IDF having Hezbollah on the run since the November 2024 ceasefire, with no Hezbollah forces in southern Lebanon and no rockets fired at Israel since December.
Northern Israel’s recovery: Addressing trauma, economic challenges, and renewal - opinion
Today, less than half of the displaced residents have returned home. PTSD has surged 33% among residents, with children and parents bearing profound emotional wounds.
