Sirens have sounded in Beit Jann and Peki'in in the Upper Galilee following the suspected entry of a drone
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Walid Jumblatt arrived at Ain al-Tineh to meet with Berri
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Mayor of Bikfaya Nicole Gemayel to MTV: We are verifying the identity of the displaced and ensuring there are no weapons present to protect the people of Bikfaya and its visitors from any danger
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Nicole Gemayel to MTV: Based on our statistics, we can confirm that there is no one in the area who poses a threat to residents and visitors
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Sirens have sounded in Beit Jann and Peki'in in the Upper Galilee following the suspected entry of a drone
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Hezbollah: We targeted a gathering of enemy soldiers between Odaisseh and Markaba with a rocket salvo
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Walid Jumblatt from Ain al-Tineh: Regardless of the differing or unsupportive positions expressed during the tripartite meeting, we are open to dialogue and a ceasefire based on Resolution 1701, as well as transferring security responsibilities in the south to the army
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Jumblatt: We hope that major countries will provide practical and effective support to the Lebanese army, enabling it to fulfill its mission in a strengthened and honorable manner; we rely on God and fate
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Jumblatt: We must brace ourselves for Israeli attacks everywhere, as I don't believe there are any safe areas
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