Haris: An updated toll from the Israeli airstrike on the southern Lebanese town of Haris has been released by the Ministry of Public Health’s Emergency Operations Center. The statement confirmed that the attack resulted in six fatalities and left two
Beirut: Iraqi Airways will resume flights to and from Beirut starting November 27, 2024, following approval from Lebanon’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation. Caretaker Minister of Public Works and Transportation, Ali Hamieh, announced the decision on his X platform account.
Beirut: The prices of 95-octane and 98-octane gasoline experienced a decrease in Lebanon today, with both dropping by LBP 6,000. Additionally, the price of diesel fell by LBP 2,000, and gas canisters saw a reduction of LBP 23,000. According to
Dhahr al-Ain: Caretaker Ministers of Industry, George Boujikian, and of Sports and Youth, George Kallas, engaged in discussions with Metropolitan Bishop Edward Daher at the Greek Catholic Archdiocese in Dhahr al-Ain, Tripoli, focusing on recovery efforts in the Baalbek-Hermel region.
Gaza: Several civilians were killed and injured on Tuesday in Israeli airstrikes on various areas across the Gaza Strip. Medical sources reported that three members of the al-Masry family were killed in the occupation’s bombing of Beit Lahia Street in
