(*) Minister Morcos continues his tour in Nabatieh, inspects the Government Serail building and visits the National News Agency office
WATANIYEH – Minister of Information, lawyer Dr. Paul Morcos, inspected the Government Serail building in Nabatieh, part of which was destroyed by enemy airstrikes and is being rehabilitated and restored. Minister Morcos visited State Security, located in the Serail, where 13 of its personnel were killed in a raid by enemy warplanes in…
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- The reports said part of the Nabatieh government serail was destroyed in airstrikes and was being rehabilitated and restored. National News Agency ↗ · CH23 ↗ · Lebanon 24 ↗
- The reports said 13 State Security personnel were killed in an airstrike at the serail in spring 2026. National News Agency ↗ · CH23 ↗ · Lebanon 24 ↗
- The reports said the Central Bank building was completely destroyed in Israeli airstrikes. National News Agency ↗ · CH23 ↗ · Lebanon 24 ↗
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- Samer Wahbi
- Samer Wahbi is a journalist and head of the National News Agency office in Nabatieh; the report says he received Morcos there. National News Agency ↗ · CH23 ↗ · Lebanon 24 ↗ · In a photo: Israeli airstrike targets Ghandour Hospital in Nabatieh al-Fawqa · Israeli enemy airstrikes and explosions · The enemy continues to destroy Zawtar al-Sharqiyah, and its drones fly over residents
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