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Protothema at the bridge blown up by the Israelis in southern Lebanon – see shocking images and video
Extensive damage to the Qasmiyeh bridge over the Litani River after the Israeli strike – aimed at cutting off Hezbollah’s access to southern Lebanon, which is described as a “red zone.”
Tsagkarakis before the prosecutor right now; only 7 out of the 300 works in his possession are authentic – amphorae and Byzantine icons under scrutiny
Along with the gallerist, one of his employees was also arrested, to whom he allegedly had assigned the task of hiding the Gospel when he realized inspections were about to be carried out against him
Crossing the most dangerous part of Lebanon: A difficult night at the border and the route to Tyre (videos)
An extremely difficult night at the Lebanon-Israel border was recorded by Protothema’s correspondent Marinos Aleiferis – The dangerous journey through the country’s “red zone” despite the Israeli evacuation order
Baalbek, the Lebanese city from the era of Alexander the Great under bombardment – protothema at the ancient temples
In the past, Baalbek was called Heliopolis; in 1984 it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site – In yesterday’s bombings, three members of a family were killed, including a 3-year-old child
Protothema.gr at the ruins of a hospital in Lebanon: 12 dead after the Israeli strike – Tel Aviv says Hezbollah was using it (videos-photos)
Protothema.gr correspondent Marinos Aleiferis is at the flattened hospital, half an hour from Tyre - Shocking videos and photos
A tanker has caught fire following an Iranian strike in the Strait of Hormuz
The United States is preparing to send a military escort – Around 20 ships have been targeted by the Revolutionary Guards since the beginning of the conflict
Dramatic scenes in Beirut: Thousands of displaced people living along the seafront after bombings – watch video
The correspondent of protothema.gr, Marinos Aleiferis, reports images from the capital of Lebanon. Families and even newborn babies are being asked to leave the seafront area where they have been living in miserable conditions