Topic: Lebanon - CSMonitor.com

Syrian Army, Hezbollah bear down on rebels in strategic Qusayr

For the Syrian rebels, Qusayr has been critical to bringing in weapons and fighters from Lebanon. But the regime and ally Hezbollah want the town, which lies at an important crossroads.

With Hezbollah's help, Syrian troops push to regain Lebanese border areas

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Terrorism & Security US and Russia team up to make fresh diplomatic push on Syria

Olive Press Former Palestinian fighter now battles for a middle path

Opinion Syria – another sign that US needs to recalibrate Middle East policy

Syria civil war: This week could be decisive for US involvement

The Monitor's View Israeli strike in Syria tips a civil war toward a global response

Israeli airstrike in Syria brings Iran onstage, raising risk of proxy war

Terrorism & Security Israel tries to tamp down Syrian anger after killing dozens of its elite soldiers (+video)

Israeli attacks inside Syria risk widening war

Thousands of Sunnis flee Syrian coastal region after mass killings

Terrorism & Security Why Israel bombed Syria, again (+video)

Terrorism & Security US and Britain consider arming Syrian rebels (+video)

US considering arming Syrian rebels, says Hagel

In Middle East, public rejects arming Syrian rebels: poll

Emboldened by military gains, Assad regime shows resilience

Terrorism & Security Site of assassination attempt on Syrian prime minister sends warning to regime

Backchannels Should use of chemical weapons in Syria be a 'game changer?'

Israel shoots down drone, Hezbollah denies it's theirs

Outside the camps, Syrian refugees face further hardship

Hagel goes to Israel bearing gifts of radar and Ospreys

Could chemical weapons in Syria force Obama's hand?

Terrorism & Security Israel charges Syria with lethal chemical weapons use

Syrian rebels intensify rocket attacks into Lebanon