Lebanon will be in a "very difficult place" if Hezbollah "gambles more" in a conflict with Israel, a Lebanese government minister has told Sky News.
Read Also
- Four injured in Ottawa transit assaults, man charged by hate crime unit
- Rudy Giuliani forced to pay nearly $300k to firm that probed his finances in tossed bankruptcy case
- Toronto driver who allegedly killed cyclist in August crash surrenders to police
- Canadians are skipping travel insurance to save money. Should they?
- Japan says Russian patrol aircraft violated its airspace, responds by firing flares
- Israel vows more strikes in Lebanon as death toll soars, thousands flee
- Elon Musk sued by Cards Against Humanity for $20M over trespassing claims
- Canadian detained by China describes months of psychological torture and solitary confinement
- How Israel sent warning texts? By hacking Lebanon telecom
- Tropical storm Helene forms in Caribbean, but could hit Florida as major hurricane
Latest Sky News
- Litani River: The UN's attempt at a buffer zone between Israel and Hezbollah
- Litani River: The UN's attempt at a buffer zone between Israel and Hezbollah
- Joe Biden calls for diplomatic solution to Middle East conflict in final United Nations address
- Bird flu may be 'evolving under the radar', scientists say
- Lebanon will pay 'very big price' if Hezbollah 'gambles' on escalation, Lebanese minister says
- Lebanon will pay 'very big price' if Hezbollah 'gambles' on escalation, Lebanese minister says
- Man confesses to killing his mother live on TV
- Destruction of Ai Weiwei artwork a 'reckless and senseless' act of vandalism, exhibition curator says
- 'Suicide pod' used in woman's death - Swiss police make several arrests
- 'We must not give Hezbollah a break': Israel vows to accelerate attacks on Lebanon after 558 killed