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Israel Assassinates Nasrallah’s Former Bodyguard Abu Ali Jawad in Iran

Israeli Military Issues Evacuation Warning to Beirut’s Southern Suburbs

A comprehensive record of Lebanon’s political assassinations and deadly events from 2005–2025, exposing the toll of violence: 417–422 lives lost across bombings, clashes, and targeted killings.

The Israeli military has released footage of its aircraft flying over Hassan Nasrallah’s funeral in Beirut, sending a strong message to Hezbollah amid rising tensions.

For the first time, Israel’s military has released footage of the September 2024 strike that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, a major turning point in the conflict.

An Israeli UAV targeted a vehicle on Jounieh’s highway in an unprecedented strike, marking a dangerous escalation in Lebanon.

Graphic images circulating online allegedly show the body of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, though their authenticity remains unconfirmed by official sources. Viewer discretion is advised.

The IDF captured a Hezbollah operative emerging from a tunnel in southern Lebanon during ongoing ground operations, with rare footage documenting the moment.

Mangled bodies were thrown from a targeted building in central Beirut following an airstrike.

Hezbollah supporters in Lebanon are circulating footage claiming to show the extraction of Hassan Nasrallah’s body from the site of the airstrike in Beirut.

A recent Israeli airstrike near Beirut used a precision munition, possibly a smaller version of the R9X missile, targeting a vehicle without an explosion.

Very graphic footage from the aftermath of the Israeli attack on Beirut.

Exclusive photos of the assassination of Hamas leader Saleh Al-Arouri in Beirut