Nada Maucourant Atallah
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War in Lebanon 'could displace one million and cost $300 million'
The document stresses a shortage of funding for almost all critical sectors
Full-scale war would destroy Lebanon, warns economy minister
Economy Minister Amin Salam says fuel reserves are low and current diesel supplies would only last for around a month
Raja Salameh under investigation in France in corruption probe
His son, Emile Salameh, has been charged as part of a corruption probe into the embezzlement of more than $330 million
Surge in demand for flights out of Lebanon as war looms
Foreign nationals seek flights out as ticket prices soar
Photographer who lost leg in Israeli attack fights for justice
Photojournalist tells The National about her struggle after air strike that killed her friend and cost her a leg
Exclusive'Incentives offered' to Hezbollah for controlled retaliation against Israel
The Iran-backed group has vowed to make Israel 'weep' after it assassinated its top military commander
Multifront war entering new phase, Nasrallah warns Israel
Israel’s ambulance service concludes a massive three-day drill in the north simulating a mass casualty event
Beirut residents fear escalation after Israeli attack 'crosses red lines'
At least four civilians were killed in strike targeting Hezbollah commander Fouad Shukr
Israel targets Hezbollah commander in Beirut in Majdal Shams payback
The drone strike killed at least three people, including a woman and a child, and injured 74
Growing pains: Conflict leaves south Lebanon's zaatar farmers feeling the pinch
Many who cultivate the cherished herb have been forced to abandon this year's crop
Will Joe Biden be missed in the Middle East?
The US President's legacy will be tarnished by Israel's war in Gaza Strip, experts say
South Lebanon's vital livestock farming disrupted by Israel's relentless bombing
Nine months of constant attacks have wreaked devastation across vital traditional industry
Family of Syrian children killed in Israeli strike on Lebanon struggle for answers
'I don't know why this happened – for five months, nothing had happened, we were never targeted,' says father of one of the three boys killed by a drone
Syrian tycoon Katerji's links with Iran may have been fatal
Mohammad Baraa Katerji, one of Syria's richest men, was killed in a suspected Israeli air strike
Lebanon's central bank joins inquiry into alleged corruption by Salameh
French lawyer William Bourdon tells The National he expects a trial in France by 2025
