History, ideology and strategy, terrorist activity, articles, documents, links, updates and history of attacks. From The International Policy Institute for Counter-Terrorism, Israel.

Official documents and sites, related documents, external resources, and Israeli government documents on Hizballah.

Description, activities, strength, area of operation and external aid. Links to additional resources. From the Federation of American Scientists. USA.

Brian Whitaker explains how Israeli incursions into the occupied West Bank, and United States condemnations, have invigorated an organization that a year ago was virtually inactive, but is increasingly regarded in Lebanon as a resistance movement.

Lebanese of all stripes praise Hizbullah for ousting the Israeli army and say they're not terrorists.

Short profile of the organization. [English, German, Turkish]

Official site provides statements, speeches and declarations along with press reports, video, audio, photo gallery and archives.

Hyperlinked encyclopedia article provides the history of the group along with its ideology, foreign relations, military and political branches.

Tim Cavanaugh interviews Mohammed Fneish, a Hizbollah (Party of God) representative in Lebanon's parliament.

Summary information on commonly asked questions about the Lebanese group.

Overview includes background, activities and tactics, funding and support, claimed links, current status and bibliography.

Hilary Andersson interviews Hezbollah fighters in southern Lebanon shortly before the Israeli withdrawal in 2000.

Barbara Plett interviews Mohammed Fneish, a Hezbollah member of Lebanese parliament.

Ongoing collection of articles about Lebanon and Hizbullah.

Kathryn Westcott describes Hezbollah - or Party of God - as it emerged in Lebanon in the mid 1980s and became the region's leading Islamic fundamentalist group.