Instead there is hope, conditional on American pressure, for a durable ceasefire drawing on the plan that put an end to the ...

Bombs are no longer dropping on Beirut's southern suburbs and many residents have managed to go home, but tough challenges ...

Israel and Hezbollah have agreed on a cease-fire, but the nation is reeling from the losses of a year of war and scrabbling ...

All sides in the war appeared to have signalled their willingness to accept a ceasefire based on the provisions of Security Council resolution 1701, which was passed to end the 2006 Lebanon war ...

Under the terms of U.N. Resolution 1701, which ended the 2006 Lebanon War, Hezbollah was to retreat beyond the Litani River in southern Lebanon, but never did. Hezbollah was cautious in a statement.

Oil-rich Gulf Arab states, who helped rebuild after the 2006 war, are weary of Lebanon’s political class and not inclined to step in. Even before the war, Hezbollah and its arsenal were a point ...

the deal that ended the 2006 Lebanon war and ushered in 18 years of something approximating peace. No one dares hope the new arrangement will last that long – and it may not even survive the ...