The Lebanese Armed Forces have denied the existence of tunnels.

The official slogan of the Houthis contains the statement: “Death to Israel, curse the Jews, victory to Islam.”

Within a day of the massive explosion some people began suggesting theories such as the explosion was a nuclear weapon.

The cabinet, formed in January with the backing of the powerful Iranian-backed Hezbollah group and its allies, was due to meet on Monday, with many ministers wanting to resign.

Erdogan, who became president in 2014 and ruled Turkey since, has sought to strengthen Turkey's regional role as well as a leading state in the Islamic world.

UN bodies, particularly its Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, have been one of the instrumental bodies in organizing assistance for Lebanon.

Macron said Israel signaled its willing to help. US President Donald Trump tweeted: "Everyone wants to help!".

Dozens of people were injured in Saturday's protests, the biggest since October when thousands of people took to the streets in protests against corruption, bad governance and mismanagement.

Hezbollah, the Iran-backed Shi'ite terrorist group, has held a firm grip over Lebanon's governing coalition for years, even selecting Hassan Diab as prime minister in January.

It’s a complex area and many countries have an interest in keeping it quiet – or making it boil with tensions.

Iran supports Hezbollah and any protests in Lebanon are sure to challenge the religious terrorist group’s stranglehold on the country. For Turkey the game plan is more complex.

One Gazan donated blood to "repay" Lebanon for its strong ties with the Palestinian people and for protecting "the Palestinian resistance over the past years."

The Times said it was a rusty ship, "The Rhosus," that made an unscheduled stop at Beirut Port.

The map “divulges the little-known fact that in 2010, Hezbollah stored ammonium nitrate intended for making explosives in a house purchased by a French Lebanese professor."

Thousands protest in Beirut, target parliament and foreign ministry as police wound more than 100 with tear gas amid clashes after massive explosion.

“We are revising the names of all our institutions, not only schools,” Adnan Abu Hasna, a spokesman for UNRWA in the Gaza Strip, told the 'Post.'

About 5,000 people gathered in Martyrs' Square in the city centre, some throwing stones.

Brian Hook is leaving the position of Iran envoy after two years without having accomplished the US goal.

An analysis of the flights that landed at Beirut International Airport since August 4 reveals the level of support that has arrived.

Health workers will sanitize Gaza's 751 schools twice a day, officials said.