Abou Faour: Trump's envoy to the Middle East mentioned that Lebanon could join the countries that will make agreements with Israel, but the furthest Lebanon can achieve is a ceasefire agreement with Israel
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MP Abdel Karim Kabbara: My main question to the government is how it will address the situation in Tripoli—will it recognize it as part of the 10,452 km²? Because there is no greater injustice than what its people are enduring
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MP Ghassan Skaff: The government must serve as a foundational body for a transitional phase, we know that its duration will not allow it to accomplish everything mentioned in its ministerial statement, and I am inclined to grant it the trust it needs to begin the process of reconstruction and reform
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MP Wael Abou Faour: We need to establish a relationship of hope and future with the emerging Syrian state on all political and security levels, as what happens in Syria serves Lebanon's interests, and there can be no stability in Lebanon without the freedom of Syria
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NNA: Israeli aircraft conducted mock raids over the skies of villages and towns in the Tyre district
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MTV correspondent: Members of the Free Patriotic Movement left the session in protest against Berri's refusal to allow more of their bloc's MPs to speak after he noted that Bassil's speech lasted half an hour
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MP Michel Douaihy: It would have been more appropriate to replace what was stated in the ministerial statement about "Lebanon's right to defend itself" with "the state's right to defend itself"
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MP Walid Baarini: We have full confidence in the government and the Prime Minister, and we stand by you wholeheartedly
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Douaihy: I trust President Joseph Aoun and the Prime Minister, and we have a historic opportunity to restore politics; however, I have no confidence in the Finance Minister and his previous role, and we have some concerns about certain ministers
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