BEIRUT — Following Tuesday’s deadly port explosion in Beirut, Lebanese officials face increasing ire from the public and a skeptical international community that has, nevertheless, promised to provide humanitarian aid to help the devastated city get back on its feet. While both Lebanese ...
BEIRUT: Two Lebanese ministers who tried to visit Beirut neighborhoods ravaged by the deadly blast at the city’s port were chased out by seething volunteers clearing up debris in the days after the cataclysmic explosion. The shock at Tuesday’s blast has turned to public rage directed at ...
US President Donald Trump said Friday that he would participate in the international aid conference organized by France after the deadly Beirut explosions. “We will have a conference call on Sunday” with French President Emmanuel Macron, Lebanese officials and “many ...
Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah strongly denied Friday that his party was linked to the massive explosion that shattered Lebanon’s capital this week, claiming 154 lives and injuring another 5,000.
Nearly 60,000 people have signed a petition calling for Lebanon to once again be placed under French mandate following the Beirut port explosion that killed 154 individuals and injured over 5,000 others.
With at least 157 people dead and 5,000 people wounded, immense public anger is rising in the Lebanese capital. As the smoke clears from two horrific explosions that leveled the Port of Beirut, some of that anger is directed at the Lebanese government, which some say is corrupt and possibly ...
PARIS, France: French President Emmanuel Macron left Paris for Lebanon on Thursday on a first visit by a world leader to Beirut after the deadly port blast, the Elysee Palace said. Macron’s plane took off just before 0600 GMT and was scheduled to land in the devastated city at around 0900 GMT ...
French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday warned Iran against meddling in Lebanon in the wake of the devastating blast on August 4.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres called on the Lebanese government to disarm the militant group Hezbollah in a report he intends to present to the United Nations Security Council next Tuesday. “The maintenance of unauthorized weapons outside State control by Hezbollah and other non-State ...
In addition to interviewing leaders from 12 evangelical ministries in Beirut, Christianity Today also spoke with Joseph Kassab, president of the Supreme Council of the Evangelical Community in Syria and Lebanon. Based in Beirut but born in Aleppo, Syria, Kassab reflected on the damage suffered in ...
