AP journalists taken on a tour of the Beirut hospital where Israel claimed Hezbollah stored cash and gold
An Associated Press team was among journalists taken on a tour inside a hospital in Beirut’s southern suburb where the Israeli army claimed without offering evidence that Hezbollah was storing hundreds of millions of dollars in cash and gold in tunnels underneath.
US secretary of state Antony Blinken has held talks with Benjamin Netanyahu after arriving for a visit to the Middle East.
Lebanese health officials say Israeli airstrikes in and around Beirut have caused significant damage to the country’s largest ...
Hezbollah is hiding hundreds of millions of dollars in cash and gold in a “money bunker” under a hospital in Beirut, ...
An Israeli airstrike late Monday in Beirut night destroyed several buildings across the street from the country’s largest ...
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Israel took its war against Hezbollah to another level by targeting its financial institution, Al Qard Al Hassan, for ...
The head of the Beirut Hospital where Israeli officials believe there’s an underground bunker with at least $500 million in ...
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Rescuers continued to search for bodies under the rubble more than 16 hours after an Israeli airstrike hit a crowded ...
Hezbollah launched missiles on central Israel Tuesday. Meanwhile, Israel Defense Forces said it struck a Hezbollah naval base in Beirut, along with other terrorist targets.
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