Israel-Hezbollah Conflict Cost Lebanon $8.5 Billion, World Bank Says
DUBAI (Reuters) - The World Bank said on Thursday the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah has caused $8.5 billion in damage and losses to Lebanon, with final figures expected to be significantly higher as the conflict continues.
Israel’s military ground operation in southern Lebanon has been expanded, the country’s defense minister Israel Katz said on ...
Report says losses concentrated in commerce, tourism, hospitality and agriculture, in addition to damage to physical ...
Crisis-ridden Lebanon has suffered physical damages and economic losses estimated at $8.5 billion during more than a year of ...
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Lebanon army redeployment in south crucial to war solution: UN peacekeeping chiefThe UN peacekeeping chief whose force monitors Lebanon's south said redeploying Lebanese troops there is crucial for any ...
The head of Lebanon's largest Christian party said Iran-backed Hezbollah should relinquish its weapons as quickly as possible ...
The U.S. ambassador to Lebanon submitted a draft truce proposal to Lebanon's speaker of parliament Nabih Berri on Thursday to halt fighting between armed group Hezbollah and Israel, two political ...
Six Israeli soldiers have been killed after a three-hour gun battle with Hezbollah fighters who ambushed them in southern ...
Israeli ground forces are expanding their six—week-old sweep of villages in southern Lebanon, triggering new clashes with Hezbollah militants while US-led cease-fire plans remain in limbo.
Video from northern Israel showed an Israeli airforce aircraft striking southern Lebanon on November 14. Ignited by the Gaza ...
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