Patriarch Rahi: Uniting the will of the Lebanese people is an effective way to confront the national tragedy we are living, one of killing, war, destruction, displacement, and migration
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NNA: An Israeli drone targeted an ambulance belonging to the Civil Defense in the Health Authority at the intersection of Deir Qanoun and Ras El Ain in the Tyre district
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman: China hopes the ICC will uphold an objective and just position [and] exercise its powers in accordance with the law
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Patriarch Rahi: On Independence Day, there is a pain in the heart due to the calamities Lebanon is enduring from war and tyranny, alongside another pain over the absence of a head of state for the third consecutive year, the continued disregard for this absence, and the ongoing chaos in the exercise of power and functioning of institutions
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Patriarch Rahi: Lebanon can only thrive through a united will, and independence is the result of this will; it cannot endure if this unity weakens or dissolves
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Patriarch Rahi: All Lebanese are called, on Independence Day, to renew their trust in this unique country and in each other, regardless of differing opinions and political and sectarian divisions
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Patriarch Rahi: An independent Lebanon is a unified Lebanon, built on a civilizational and humanitarian message that affirms it as a laboratory for the meeting of cultures and religions, and a place for broad human dialogue, thanks to its active positive neutrality
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Patriarch Rahi: We pray that the blood of the martyrs may blossom into true and complete independence, safeguarded by the state of law and institutions, with a president at its helm who works on deepening unity, rebuilding, restoring internal and external trust, and launching a workshop for reform and advancement
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Reuters citing a government source: Cyprus is considering the arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court against Israeli and Hamas leaders, based on the principle that its decisions are binding
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