Israeli drone strikes on southern Lebanon have killed 11 people, including a man along with his son and daughter. This comes a day after U.S.

President Donald Trump says he spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday along with Hezbollah leader representatives and that both parties have agreed to stop shooting at each other.

It was not clear what poll Trump was referring to, and the White House did not immediately respond to USA TODAY's request for comment. Benjamin Netanyahu is Israel's current prime

President Trump confirms he told Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he's crazy, and used an expletive during a call this week that halted planned Israeli airstrikes on Beirut.

The State Department announced Wednesday that US-led negotiations between Israel and Lebanon have yielded a cease-fire agreement. The deal requires Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists – who were not part of negotiations – to stop attacking Israel and withdraw from southern Lebanon.

Israel’s government ordered strikes on the southern suburbs of Beirut on Monday, a day after its ground forces reached their deepest point in Lebanon in 26 years and as

NY-1 hosted this debate between the two leading candidates for the hotly contested Democratic primary in New York’s 10th Congressional District, which includes parts of Lower Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn,

Sean Strickland says he was told he was not cleared to attend UFC Freedom 250, which prompted the UFC champ to go off.

Hezbollah’s leader said the Iran-backed group, which was not included in US-brokered talks, had rejected a deal worked out between Israel and the Lebanese government.