The Beiruter

Investigations expose Islamic Group and Hamas collaboration, revealing sleeper cells and armed training beyond state control.

U.S. military alleges Hamas looted aid trucks in Gaza, while Hamas denies and condemns the accusations.

In May 2025, Abbas and Aoun agreed to disarm Palestinian factions in Lebanon’s camps, aiming to strengthen state control while reflecting Fatah’s efforts to assert authority and distinguish itself from Hamas.

Israeli strikes and ceasefire violations raise fears and cause residents in southern Lebanon to sell homes.

The US and Israel insist Hamas must disarm, threatening force if necessary, despite Hamas’ refusal until Israeli withdrawal and statehood.

The October 7 attack sparked a Hezbollah-Israel war that reshaped Lebanon’s security landscape and left the nation in a state of ongoing instability.

Israel and Hamas begin a hostage-prisoner exchange under the Trump Peace Deal, as global leaders meet in Egypt to support Gaza peace efforts.

Following a ceasefire with Israel, Hamas has become embroiled in a deadly internal conflict with the Dughmush clan in Gaza, highlighting growing tensions and potential power struggles among Palestinian factions.

The Israel–Hamas peace deal marks a regional shift that may increase pressure on Hezbollah to disarm amid declining Iranian influence and changing political dynamics in Lebanon.

Israel and Hamas are nearing a ceasefire deal brokered by Trump, pending Israeli government approval amid political divisions.

Two years after Hamas’s surprise attack, The Beiruter revisits the defining moments of a conflict that reshaped the region.

Doha continues to balance ties with Hamas, Israel, and the West, reaffirming its indispensable place in Middle East negotiations.

Israel’s airstrike on Hamas leaders in Qatar has sparked a wave of regional and global outrage, with critics accusing Washington of giving Netanyahu a green light.