German Journalist Detained in Beirut Following Nasrallah's Assassination

Paul Ronzheimer was arrested by Lebanese military intelligence after giving an interview to an Israeli news outlet.

Paul Ronzheimer, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Bild, was arrested in Beirut on September 28, a day after the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah by Israeli forces.
Ronzheimer and his team were taken from their hotel, handcuffed, blindfolded, and interrogated by members of the Lebanese military intelligence.
The arrest occurred after Ronzheimer conducted an interview with an Israeli TV network, which is prohibited under Lebanese law due to the lack of diplomatic relations between Lebanon and Israel.
Ronzheimer was released the same evening following intervention by the German embassy and cooperation from Lebanese authorities.
Despite the arrest, Ronzheimer continued reporting from Beirut, though he faced significant restrictions imposed by Hezbollah on journalistic activities.