Amnesty International said Tuesday that the Israeli army’s extensive destruction of civilian property in south Lebanon should be investigated as a war crime.
Rights group says Israeli actions in Lebanon constitute potential war crimes
The Israeli military’s extensive destruction of civilian property and agricultural land across southern Lebanon must be investigated as war crimes, Amnesty International said in a new research …
Israel’s destruction in Lebanon could amount to war crimes: Amnesty
Amnesty said more than 10,000 civilian structures were destroyed by Israel – many of them after the ceasefire.
Amnesty urges war crimes probe into Israeli destruction in Lebanon
BEIRUT: Amnesty International said on Tuesday (Aug 26) that the Israeli army’s extensive destruction of civilian property in south Lebanon, including after a ceasefire with Hezbollah was struck, …
Kuwaiti Tanker Brings Lebanon Lifeline as Energy Crisis Deepens
Lebanon received a critical boost to its failing power sector on Saturday as the first Kuwaiti oil tanker entered its territorial waters with desperately needed fuel. The delivery, part of a newly …
Whish Money partners with Mastercard to enable remittances in Lebanon
The tie-up enables Lebanese individuals to send funds to over 50 countries and receive money from abroad using Mastercard Move’s solutions.
$250 million loan marks start of Lebanon’s major reconstruction efforts—the details
Early next week in Beirut, Finance Minister Yassine Jaber and Jean-Christophe Carret, the World Bank’s regional director for the Middle East, will sign a $250 million loan agreement dedicated to …
Meta’s 1,500-acre data center marches forward in Lebanon
Meta’s plans to build a 1,500-acre data center in Lebanon’s LEAP Research and Innovation District continue to move forward after being given the thumbs up by the planning commission. Referred to as …
Plans for Meta data center at Lebanon Leap District advance
On Monday, the Lebanon Planning Commission issued a favorable recommendation for Meta’s project, which is expected to occupy 1,500 acres within the Leap District.
Egypt plans to export electricity to Iraq, Syria, Lebanon
According to Asharq Business, Egypt plans to export electricity to Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon via a 2,000-megawatt underwater cable to Jordan. The new cable will run from the Egyptian city of Taba in …