Lebanon's Army Commander-in-Chief, General Rodolph Haykal, met with several prominent lawmakers and the head of State Security in his Yarzeh office. The discussions centered on the worsening political and security situation facing Lebanon during this sensitive and volatile phase. Key MPs Sajih Attieh, Ahmad Al Kheir, and Mohammad Suleiman joined General Haykal to review developments impacting the nation’s stability. Subsequently, Major General Edgar Lawandos, Director General of State Security, engaged with Haykal on enhancing cooperation between the army and state security to better secure the country. These consultations underscore the Lebanese leadership’s concerns about deteriorating conditions and their urgent intent... [Continue Reading]
On March 30, 2026, an Israeli attack targeted a Lebanese army checkpoint located on the Qlaileh–Tyre road in Al Aameriya. The strike resulted in the death of one Lebanese soldier and injuries to five others, including a military officer who is in moderate condition. This tactical assault is part of broader ongoing Israeli operations against Lebanon. The attack not only impacts Lebanese military capabilities but also deepens tensions along a strategically sensitive border area, putting both military personnel and local civilian populations at risk. The Lebanese Army sees this as continued Israeli aggression, underscoring a volatile security environment. This IDF... [Continue Reading]
Lebanese Army Commander-in-Chief General Rodolph Haykal received European Union Ambassador to Lebanon Sandra De Waele to discuss the evolving security situation as Israeli airstrikes continue to impact the region. The meeting focused on the heightened military tensions and the potential implications for Lebanon’s stability. General Haykal also met with Yumna Gemayel, a prominent Lebanese figure, who conveyed full support for the army's efforts during this critical period. The discussions underscore Lebanon’s precarious position amid escalating Israeli military actions and the risks posed to its sovereignty and internal security. Lebanon’s military leadership is under increasing pressure to manage spillover effects from... [Continue Reading]
On March 30, 2026, an Israeli airstrike targeted a Lebanese army checkpoint at Al Aameriya on the Qlaileh–Tyre road, killing one soldier and injuring five others, including an officer in moderate condition. This attack highlights the persistently volatile security situation between Israel and Lebanon, as Israeli forces continue operations they describe as countering threats from Lebanese territory. The fatalities and injuries deepen the humanitarian and security concerns in the border area, affecting the Lebanese Armed Forces and local civilians. The targeted checkpoint was part of Lebanon's efforts to maintain stability amid repeated Israeli military actions. This attack is a significant... [Continue Reading]