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.
Hospital Director Refutes IDF Claim That a Hezbollah Bunker Containing $500 Million in Gold, Cash Exists Under a Beirut Medical Facility
The head of the Beirut Hospital where Israeli officials believe there’s an underground bunker with at least $500 million in cash and gold belonging to former Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah is denying the claims, insisting that the lower floors are merely operating rooms.
The strikes hit new neighborhoods in the capital, signaling the widening scope of Israel’s campaign against Hezbollah, even ...
The Israeli military leveled a building in a suburb of Beirut on Tuesday that it said housed Hezbollah “facilities,” sending ...
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Rescuers continued to search for bodies under the rubble more than 16 hours after an Israeli airstrike hit a crowded ...
Smoke billowed above suburbs of the capital Beirut after Israel urged people to move away from branches of Al-Qard Al-Hasan, ...
Diplomatic efforts have thus far failed to bring an end to the year-long Gaza war and its spillover conflict between the ...
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