MP Alain Aoun to MTV: Some are hoping that the war’s outcome will influence the presidential file, but I am completely against linking the ceasefire to the election of a president
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Abou Faour to MTV: The war is likely to escalate further, and as Lebanese, we have a responsibility to try to prevent and mitigate internal tensions
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Abou Faour to MTV: Berri made it clear that there is no connection between the ceasefire and the election of a president
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Abou Faour to MTV: There is no intention to exclude the Christian team from the meetings; we are closer than ever to electing a president, but no specific name has been proposed yet
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Israeli Channel 13, citing sources: We want to carry out a major operation in response to Iran, but we do not want a path that distracts us from the goals of the war
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Alain Aoun to MTV: The situation is heartbreaking, but the Lebanese across all regions are coming together to alleviate the suffering of the displaced as we wait for the war to come to an end
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Yedioth Ahronoth: Israel is considering an alternative to attacking oil facilities in Iran
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Alain Aoun to MTV: The ceasefire is currently the most crucial issue, but once the war ends, reconstruction must become the top priority because of our deep connection to the land; we hope that the international community will support us in the rebuilding process
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Alain Aoun to MTV: All parties in Lebanon want a president, but there is no consensus on this issue; we are trying to build bridges with all sides, and none of us is approaching the issue from a stance of "it's either me or no one"
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