Joan Cabasés Vega

Despite the ceasefire, the Israeli army is razing dozens of villages to drive out Hezbollah in a project that experts denounce as disproportionate and contrary to international law

Residents of southern Lebanon’s largest city fear an imminent return to war between Israeli forces and Hezbollah, as the ceasefire is set to expire on Sunday

Residents of Dahieh, a Hezbollah stronghold in Lebanon’s capital, are returning home, uncertain whether the ceasefire will hold

Neither country has confirmed the ceasefire, even as the Israeli army pushes eastward and bombs the last remaining bridge over the Litani River

Residents of the areas affected by Israel’s deadliest offensive continue their daily lives amid the rubble and rescue work

The Israeli army, which has caused the displacement of more than a million people in Lebanon, is facing unexpected capabilities retained by the Shia militia

Hezbollah promises a battle ‘without limits’ after Israel declared its goal of militarily occupying 10% of the country

The hardline Israeli finance minister is calling for the annexation of the territory up to the Litani River, an area where 250,000 people live and where healthcare services are overwhelmed

The Israeli army is demanding the evacuation of the Beirut suburbs where more than half a million people live, increasing the number of those affected by these measures to over 800,000

Attacks on a Saudi refinery and a Qatari liquefied gas plant send hydrocarbon prices soaring in the European market

Explosions have been reported in Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and Kuwait, just as Tehran warned it would do in the event of a strike

Around 100,000 people escaped the offensive through the Rafah border crossing in the first seven months of the war. Israel only allowed 12 of them to return when it reopened

The Israeli prime minister is using his position of strength to implement the truce with a different approach than initially planned, with Trump’s approval

The project to rebuild and run the Gaza Strip gives broad powers to the US president but Israel objects to the composition of the new body

Tehran has indicated its willingness to negotiate with the US and restore internet service. Hundreds of protesters have died

Al Majd Europe finds clients among desperate families with no alternative to leaving the Strip. Its mission aligns with the objectives of the Netanyahu government, which created a Voluntary Migration Office to third countries

The assassination of Haytham Ali Tabatabai, the militia’s number two, exacerbates the group’s weakness and leaves it paralyzed over how to respond

Palestinians in the Strip have no illusions about the possibility of a lasting peace or the promised reconstruction

Suffering has gripped the Palestinian population, while academic and political consensus on the existence of genocide grows

Residents describe the anguish of choosing between yet another forced displacement or witnessing the arrival of Israeli tanks

A human rights lawyer, a former officer and activist, and a reserve soldier, all Israelis, describe the Netanyahu government’s actions as ‘criminal’

The WHO warns of the potential spread of GBS, of which 85 cases have already been detected in the enclave, three of them fatal

The United Nations holds Israel responsible for the extreme hunger that is already affecting more than half a million Palestinians

Netanyahu states that the offensive on the Strip’s capital is continuing while announcing talks to free all hostages held by Hamas

The government has called up 60,000 reservists while Netanyahu rejected the truce proposal accepted by Hamas and called for ‘seizing control of the last terrorist strongholds’

The decision could entail pushing out a million civilians and become a step towards a full military takeover of the entire Palestinian enclave