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Iraq’s presidency said on Friday that it had no role in a decision to classify Yemen’s Ansarullah and Lebanon’s Hezbollah as terrorist organizations and freeze their assets. The decision has sparked protests

Naim Qassem: The government must carefully consider its steps before "the ship sinks with everyone on board."

Hezbollah Secretary General: America has no business interfering in the weapons, defense strategy, or Lebanese disputes.

Naim Qassem: Hezbollah will not agree to disarm.

Hezbollah Secretary General: America and Israel have no say in the decisions we make in Lebanon, nor in how we organize our internal affairs.

Hezbollah Secretary General: We cooperate with the Lebanese state and we stand with it so that it may continue on the diplomatic path it has chosen.

Hezbollah Secretary General Naim Qassem: Some in Lebanon speak about Israel's demands as if they are justifying them.

Naim Qassem: We support the Lebanese state's decision to pursue diplomacy with Israel.

UNIFIL: Yesterday's Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon occurred in our area of operations. Israel and Lebanon must abide by the ceasefire agreement.

UNIFIL: We warn Lebanese authorities against any reaction to Israeli airstrikes that could exacerbate the situation.

A security source stated that following the Israeli airstrikes targeting the towns of Mahrouna and Majdal, army and UNIFIL patrols inspected the targeted homes. The same source revealed that "no military equipment or weapons were found."

Footage shows Israeli bombing of the town of Barashit in southern Lebanon

An Israeli airstrike targeted the threatened building in Barashit.

A fierce raid on Al-Mujadil is underway.

Airstrikes hit a building in the town of Mahrouna, southern Lebanon

Israeli forces carry out another airstrike targeting a building in the town of Jebaa, southern Lebanon

Two Israeli airstrikes targeted the town of Jbaa

A drone strike targeted the Al-Shaara area in the Bekaa Valley.

The Israeli army spokesperson in Arabic publishes a warning to residents of southern Lebanon to evacuate buildings in two villages ahead of a strike on Hezbollah infrastructure

The IDF issues a warning to residents of two towns in southern Lebanon ahead of airstrikes against Hezbollah infrastructure. "The IDF will attack military infrastructure belonging to the Hezbollah terror organization throughout southern Lebanon, in response to its prohibited attempts to rebuild its activities in the area," warns Col. Avichay Adraee, the IDF's Arabic-language spokesman. With the announcement, the IDF publishes maps showing the locations of sites that are going to be targeted, in the towns of Taybeh and Tayr Debba.

The Iraqi government has designated numerous groups as terror organizations, including Lebanese Hezbollah and the Houthis in Yemen. The designation includes freezing funds of these groups

Lebanon has expressed its openness to a verification mechanism—whether led by the U.S., France, or others—to monitor the implementation of the ceasefire agreement

Rubio calls Venezuela a "foothold of Iran," saying, "Iran, IRGC, and even Hezbollah [have] a presence in South America

Low-altitude flight in the skies of Deir Qanoun El Nahr, Jannata, Al Halousiya and Maaroub

Israeli Channel 11 (Kan): Israeli delivered a message to Lebanon that he will expand his airstrikes if Lebanon does not deal seriously with Hezbollah's weapons.

An Israel airstrike targeted Aalma El Chaeb in southern Lebanon, according to local media

Aircraft launch raid on Haddatha town in southern Lebanon

US Ambassador to Lebanon Michael Issa told Haaretz: Disarming Hezbollah and other organizations is a fundamental step to ensuring peace.

Lebanon Debate correspondent: Dead in a drone strike on the town of Qantara

Israeli airstrike targets car on Qantara-Taybeh road