Makeshift cemeteries across the south provide a place for the dead until it is safe to hold a proper funeral in their home towns

In more than a decade reporting on war, journalist Sally Hayden has witnessed unbearable cruelty and violence. But also, love – for partners, family and community

Israeli military has ‘no mercy for the children, for the people and for the buildings’, says one civic leader

Earlier this year, press-freedoms organisation said killing of journalists was at an all-time high, ‘primarily due to the actions of one government’

Temporary ceasefire in Lebanon sees people visit homes in Dahiyeh to take stock of their situation

Many specifics of ceasefire remain unclear, including whether the Israeli military will withdraw from areas it is occupying

US‑brokered pause in hostilities has raised cautious hopes after weeks of deadly strikes and mass displacement

People with disabilities and the elderly in Lebanon are facing shortages of medicine, equipment and basic care

Tiro Association for Arts has three rehabilitated cinemas in Lebanon, now also functioning as shelters for displaced people

Country left reeling after Israeli attack which killed hundreds of people and injured more than 1,000

Israeli military says it hit more than 100 sites including ‘headquarters and military infrastructure belonging to Hizbullah’

Mrie is remarkably brave in her documentation of Syria, its people and what she did after she realised she was unable to keep living in the way that was expected of her

Aid agencies attempting to provide care against backdrop of death and hopelessness

As tensions escalate along the frontier, residents brace for what many fear could become the region’s next protracted occupation

Calls made for investigation after fatal attack on Fatima and Mohammad Ftouni and Ali Shuaib in Lebanon