Caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati arrived at the Second Presidency in Ain El-Tineh to meet with Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri
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Gaza death toll rises
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Netherlands seeks to opt out of EU migration rules
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WFP warns that worsening conditions and damaged roads in Gaza will complicate the delivery of critical humanitarian supplies
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MTV Sources: 34 ambulances were dispatched to transport the injured yesterday, with an additional 150 ambulances on standby, and 170 units of blood were donated, as reported by the Red Cross
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Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee in the British Parliament: We are concerned about what is happening in Lebanon
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The French Foreign Ministry is advising its citizens against traveling to Lebanon and is urging those already in the country to exercise caution
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Caretaker Minister of Public Health Firas Abiad, in a press conference following a tour of hospitals: The health sector has done a tremendous job and has been able to provide a responsible response without being distracted by material considerations
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Abiad: The scale of the strike was extremely large, and hospitals received a huge number of wounded in a short time without warning, and the number reached approximately 2,800 wounded
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