Financial Times: Iran-backed militias, including Hezbollah, are spreading across southern Syria, creating a potential new front for conflict
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UNIFIL: Peacekeeping forces withdrew from a position in Dhayra, southern Lebanon, after being fired upon by Israeli forces
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President of the Lebanese Real Estate Authority Indira al-Zuhairi to MTV: There are inhumane, illogical, and unethical practices exploiting the humanitarian situation of the displaced, as some old tenants are handing over keys to the displaced without the owners' consent
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UNIFIL: We remind the Israeli army and all relevant parties of their obligations to ensure the safety and security of UN personnel and property
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Berri expresses gratitude to France, International Community
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UNIFIL: Peacekeepers continue to monitor and report to the Security Council on the situation in south Lebanon, despite the dramatic escalation and violence on the ground in recent weeks
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The Maronite Bishop of the Antelias Diocese Antoine Bou Najem to MTV about the Bkerke summit: The summit was positive, as its statement emphasized condemning Israel, enforcing Resolution 1701, and expressed a clear stance on returning to the state and electing a president
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MP Melhem Riachy to MTV: The Unity of Fronts approach has impacted national unity in Lebanon, and civil peace is now at risk, while the Bkerke Summit has somewhat eased the tension
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Riachy to MTV: The confrontation between Israel and Hezbollah is a war of others on our land, paid for by the Lebanese people, and Bkerke’s role is strategic—there is no solution except by neutralizing Lebanon, as without effective neutrality, the country will face significant danger
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