These are the faces of young Alawite women and girls kidnapped and used as sexslaves from the terrorist Al-Julani caliphate established in Syria in December 2024

Israeli warplanes bomb the southern Lebanese villages of Kfar Hatta, Aita al-Jabal, and Hadatha.

Israel’s organ theft scandal exposes a culture of desecration

Tel Aviv’s pageant of kidney-donor virtue cannot wash away the Palestinian bodies, forensic warnings, and trafficking scandals that still demand a reckoning.

By Robert Inlakesh

Lebanon's Displaced Refuse to be Hidden for Tourism

Laith Marouf is joined by community activist Rand Chmaitilly, to report from Biel Beirut, where hundreds of displaced families from South Lebanon have set up tents since the Jewish Invaders destroyed their homes or made their villages unsafe. The families are under threat of forceful evacuation by the Lebanese government, who claims the refugees will harm the summer tourism season if they stay where they are.

Filmed on: 12/5/2026
Editors: Ali Hayek & Rabih Ghannam
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PEPE ESCOBAR: BRICS IS DEADIn this video Pepe Escobar breaks down BRICS. He explains how he last confidence in it over the last year after being one of the biggest advocates. https://youtu.be/8VeaM6a50JM?si=XJj8FLJuoYOpm2Sy

Ryazan drone impact on a residential building

✍️War crime:
The aftermath of the Israeli attack on the historic town of Kharayeb, a site of immense Phoenician archaeological significance in southern Lebanon.
Al-Kharayeb was a historic town in the Sidon District in the South Governorate, Lebanon which Israel destroyed. Archaeological excavation in Kharayeb and its vicinity has revealed a complex settlement landscape spanning various chronological periods, from the Prehistoric to the Ottoman era (1516–1918).

The modern town of Kharayeb dates back to the mid-19th century when it and its surroundings were owned by Nasif Al-Asaad, a resident of Zrarieh. For reasons that may have been economic or related to the feudal system of the time, ownership of Kharayeb transferred to the prominent Qaddura family of Sidon.

In 1925, during the French Mandate in Lebanon, the Qadura family began selling land parcels to the village residents. Affluent families bought lands, while the less well-to-do families pooled resources to purchase land parcels.

During the 2024 Israeli invasion of Lebanon, UNESCO gave enhanced protection to 34 cultural sites including the Kharayeb archaeological sites to safeguard them from damage. Now in 2026 the Israeli' s destroyed large parts of the city and archelogical sites..

Hezbollah: The Untold Story Born from war and shaped by conflict, the Lebanese resistance has endured decades of battles, invasions, and geopolitical shifts. This documentary traces its rise, its defining moments, and the sacrifices that kept it standing. But with the region in turmoil and Syria fallen and one question remains—how much longer can the resistance hold its ground?