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The Lebanese Cabinet announced immediate measures to enhance state control in Beirut following Israeli airstrikes that targeted the capital and other areas. Prime Minister Nawaf Salam emphasized the need to restrict weapons to legitimate forces to protect citizens.
Questions are rising about who truly holds power in Lebanon, with opinions divided between the strong role of Hezbollah and the Lebanese government. Amid economic and political crises, Lebanese citizens must define their loyalties.
The Lebanese government announced its efforts to intensify communications with relevant parties to establish a ceasefire in the country amid rising violence and clashes in several areas. This initiative aims to restore stability and security in Lebanon.
On Thursday, Lebanese ministers from the Shiite duo resumed their participation in government sessions after resolving the crisis caused by the expulsion of Iranian Ambassador Mohammad Reza Shibani from Beirut. The repercussions of this decision were left to be addressed through communication between the President and the Speaker of Parliament.
Lebanese Economy Minister Amir Basat confirmed a political and national consensus on the importance of government continuity despite recent tensions within the cabinet. This statement was made during an exclusive interview with Sky News Arabia.
Lebanese Prime Minister Nohad Salam emphasized the government's commitment to halting Israeli aggressions, stressing the need to spare Lebanon further losses and tragedies. He highlighted the use of all available means to achieve this goal.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun declared on Thursday that the state is determined to implement necessary decisions to safeguard its sovereignty and independence. This statement comes at a critical time as the country faces increasing internal and external challenges.
Two Lebanese journalists were killed in an Israeli airstrike, provoking angry reactions from Lebanese officials. The Lebanese government announced its intention to file a complaint with the United Nations Security Council.
The crisis of displaced Lebanese from the south, Bekaa, and southern Beirut continues as Israeli military operations persist across Lebanon. This situation heightens their fears and desire to return home.
In the midst of ongoing battles with Israel, several Hezbollah leaders have announced an escalation in their rhetoric towards the Lebanese government, threatening to initiate internal conflicts after the war ends.
Wael Safa, a member of Hezbollah's political council, announced that the party will take serious steps to compel the Lebanese government to revoke its ban on military activities. This declaration comes amidst a sensitive time when Lebanon faces severe political and economic crises.