Maronite Bishops' Statement: We express cautious optimism as the ceasefire takes effect and place our trust in Lebanon's national awareness, however, we deeply regret the violations that have taken place
Maronite Bishops: We support the call for the election of a President on January 9th, a demand that His Beatitude has long advocated for, and which serves as a gateway to restoring order to the state
Maronite Bishops: We commend those who have generously hosted the displaced and express our gratitude to the brotherly countries for the aid they provided during the war, and we hope this support continues to play a vital role in the country's reconstruction and recovery
NATO Secretary General: We are concerned about the humanitarian situation in Gaza and commend the ceasefire in Lebanon, hoping it will remain in place
In a press conference at the Ministry of Health, Lebanon's Caretaker Health Minister Firas Abiad provided an updated near-final toll of casualties resulting from the ongoing Israeli aggression.
Abiad announced that "so far, 4,047 martyrs and 16,638 injured have been recorded," noting that the majority of deaths occurred after September 15.
Minister Abiad cautioned that the actual numbers might be higher, as "there are martyrs whose deaths remain unreported."
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