Amid escalating tensions, the peacekeepers in Lebanon are grappling with significant logistical challenges. Due to blocked roads and Israel's ground incursion into Lebanon, UNIFIL soldiers are unable to receive resupply of essential items such as food,

Israeli forces have spent much of the past year destroying Hamas’ vast underground network in Gaza. They are now dismantling tunnels belonging to Hezbollah militants in southern Lebanon.

Hezbollah said in a series of statements on Telegram that it fired rocket barrages at 15 gatherings of Israeli soldiers in settlements of Shlomi, Malakiya, Avivim, Abirim, Ayta Ash-Shaab, Beit Hillel, al-Marj, Zar’it, al-Bassa, and Kfar Kila

Hezbollah has fired an estimated 13,000 rockets into Israel over the past year in support of Hamas’ war with Israel in Gaza. Tens of thousands of northern Israelis have been displaced from their homes, and Israel has said its escalating war with Hezbollah is aimed at stopping those rockets so families can return home.

The Israeli military has uncovered what it says are Hezbollah’s deep attack capabilities — highlighted by a tunnel system equipped with weapons caches and rocket launchers.

Beirut, Lebanon - Recent The escalating Israel-Hezbollah conflict has triggered the displacement of over 1.2 million people in Lebanon, leading to a humanitarian catastrophe, said Lebanese Minister of Social Affairs Hector Hajjar.

Helicopter retaliates against Lebanon after Israel intercepts Hezbollah rockets. Iran-backed Hezbollah has been trading fire with Israel since the war between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas began in Gaza.

Israel will evacuate its northern-most city as clashes with Hezbollah along its border with Lebanon continue to intensify. Kiryat Shmona will be emptied of its 20,000 residents following heavy cross-border exchanges of fire with the Iran-backed group and its Palestinian allies.