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4316 in English · 113 original-language storiesLebanon 24: The right-wing Shas party, which won 6 seats counted as part of Netanyahu’s camp, hinted a short while ago that it would agree to join a government led by…
MTV Lebanon: Israel’s Channel 12, citing Ben-Gvir: We hear talk of forming a unity government with Eisenkot, and this is a mistake…
Al Anbaa: Joint List chairman Yousef Jabareen: The far-right government that ignited the wars will not be able to continue…
Al Liwaa: Between the “neutrality” suit and scaremongering about war, the Lebanese media decided to become an undeclared election campaigner in Israel: one hands out missiles on the news bulletins, another hands out hopes for de-escalation, and a third puts on the glasses of a neutral analyst to dissect the mood of the Israeli voter, perhaps finding among the ballot-box votes…
Al Anbaa: Yisrael Beiteinu party leader Avigdor Lieberman calls on Likud members to rebel against…
Al Liwaa: Election day in the Hebrew state was no ordinary day; from its earliest hours, it seemed more like an open political battle over the identity of the state and its future. Turnout rose to an unprecedented level in decades, accusations of election ballots being destroyed and voters being obstructed escalated, while Netanyahu…
MTV Lebanon: Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid said that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s camp had suffered a crushing defeat, in his first comment after polling stations closed in the Israeli elections. Lapid added, on his page on “X,” that the public had sent a message…
Al Anbaa: Ben Gvir: Some are talking about a unity government with Eisenkot, and that would be a mistake…
Al Anbaa: Avigdor Lieberman, leader of the “Yisrael Beiteinu” party: Israel’s prime minister acted like the leader of a criminal organization and crossed every…
ASAS Media: Recently, as in the 2024 war and on 2 March 2026, “the party” refused to state its position on whether it would enter the war if a confrontation broke out…
Al Anbaa: Ben Gvir: Channel 14’s poll on the Israeli elections is the correct one; we won 60 seats and will form a right-wing government…
ASAS Media: 3 defendants located outside Kuwait directed 7 others to plan the operation, and those others held meetings to determine how to carry it out and divide…
El Shark: Rising Arab voter turnout in the Israeli elections and the surge in Haredi mobilization are opening a battle over the identity of the next government: Will the 1977 earthquake be repeated, or will the ballot boxes produce a new political crisis? The Israeli elections do not appear to be merely a routine vote to renew the Knesset, but a political test…
El Shark: Criticism is a legitimate right in a democratic society, provided it is based on facts and sound foundations. But responsible criticism differs from political one-upmanship; merely raising the bar of demands or holding others responsible for crises is not enough without offering realistic alternatives and workable solutions. One-upmanship begins when it becomes…
El Shark: President of the Association of Lebanese Businesspeople: When billions of dollars move in the shadows while depositors are denied their money, silence is no longer acceptable. Accusation alone is not enough, but ambiguity cannot be an answer either. The facts must be established, transactions traced, and the source of the funds verified,…
El Shark: Before the final results of the Knesset elections are announced, concern is mounting in Lebanon—not because one party is preferred over another, but to gauge the extent of the impact on Lebanon, from the south to the “framework agreement.” The state of bated breath and anticipation has returned because the Israeli side, led by Netanyahu, had linked the course of this agreement…
El Shark: In a region hanging by the threads of possible settlement and the risk of an explosion, the Israeli elections do not appear to be an internal event isolated from Lebanon, which is awaiting their repercussions amid fears that military action could be resorted to if the formation of the Israeli government is stalled, while internal debate over the issue…
El Shark: President Saad Hariri wrote on the “X” platform: “The nomination of the distinguished diplomat Lana Nusseibeh for the position of Secretary-General of the United Nations is a source of pride for all Arabs, women and men. I hope that all of Lebanon, officially and unofficially, will support this nomination so that it becomes an achievement by God’s…
El Shark: Baabda Palace witnessed yesterday a series of parliamentary, economic and environmental meetings, during which President of the Republic General Joseph Aoun discussed general conditions, the latest developments and development affairs with his visitors. In this context, President Aoun received MP Sajih Atiyeh, who discussed with President Aoun the latest domestic and regional developments, in addition…
Ad-Diyar: Diplomatic sources read the latest statements by U.S. envoy Tom Barrack from Doha, on the eve of the midterm elections, as an indication of a profound shift in the foreign policy of the “Trump administration,” based on rewriting the rules for managing the Middle East in line with new priorities, stemming from an unwillingness…
Ad-Diyar: The relationship between President Nabih Berri and Mr. Walid Jumblatt is not merely a circumstantial relationship or one tied to political agreement at this stage or another. The two men have shared a special relationship since the abrogation of the May 17 Agreement during the term of former President Amin Gemayel, and before that, and they fought many battles together…
Ad-Diyar: The Lebanese Forces Party sees no way to restore the state’s full authority, achieve full sovereignty, and place weapons exclusively in the hands of the Lebanese Army except by changing the internal balance of power and securing a parliamentary majority in the House of Representatives, reflected in the formation of the government. This can be achieved by reversing the law…
Ad-Diyar: Qleiaat Airport opens to air traffic on November 22. The railway station may launch in 2027. Officials in Lebanon, foremost among them the presidents of the republic and the government, have become convinced that the road to reviving the north and Lebanon runs through investment projects that need only their signatures to get underway…
An-Nahar: The impact of the 2026 Israeli elections on Lebanon and the south, Lebanon’s demands regarding UNIFIL, the explosives file, and the challenges of negotiations with Israel amid the situation…
Al Anbaa: "Al Hadath": Eisenkot vows to form an inquiry committee into the events of "October 7" if he forms…
Al Anbaa: "Al Hadath": The final results of the Israeli elections will be announced…
Al Anbaa: Liberman: Netanyahu must withdraw from the political scene. Launch a revolution within the "Likud" party and get rid of…
Nidaa Al Watan: The head of the Yisrael Beiteinu party, Avigdor Lieberman, called for a rebellion within the Likud party to oust Benjamin Netanyahu, while casting doubt on the Israeli election exit poll results and predicting that his party’s results would improve after the votes of soldiers and reservists were counted. Lieberman said, during a speech he delivered…
National News Agency: National News Agency - The Governor of Mount Lebanon, Judge Muhammad Makkawi, received at his office Sheikh Khattar al-Qantar, Secretary-General of the National Guidance and ambassador of the International Organization for Humanitarian Affairs. According to a statement by the association, they discussed service-related and national affairs and the security situation in the country. Al-Qantar praised the role…
Nidaa Al Watan: The head of the United Arab List (Ra’am), Mansour Abbas, expressed hope that the final results of the Israeli elections would enable the Change Bloc, together with his party, to win 61 seats in the Knesset, allowing an alternative government to be formed in place of Benjamin Netanyahu’s government. Abbas said in an interview with Channel 12…
Al Anbaa: Israeli Foreign Minister: Opposition celebrations are premature after its lead, according to…
An-Nahar: Explore the differences between Eisenkot and Netanyahu in the Israeli elections and their impact on Lebanon and regional relations in the East…
National News Agency: National News Agency - Gadi Eisenkot, the leading challenger to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, said Tuesday that the initial results of exit polls in Israel showed "a complete lack of confidence" in Netanyahu. Eisenkot said: "The preliminary poll results…
Ad-Diyar: Members of the “Joint Arab List” in Nazareth celebrate the list winning 18 seats in the election. “Israel” has voted, but its ballot boxes have not determined the identity of the next ruler, after exit polls showed a relative lead for the opposition camp led by Gadi Eisenkot, without any of…
Al Anbaa: رئيس الوزراء الإسرائيلي السابق نفتالي بينيت: نتنياهو خسر وحكومة السابع من أكتوبر ستعود إلى…
Ad-Diyar: It is clear that “the solution in Ukraine” is not coming tomorrow. Rather, what the West had in mind—pushing Russia back behind its borders, severing its bridges with Eurasia, and threatening its national security—is a thing of the past. This is the view of Dr. Rami Shaer, political adviser at the Russian Foreign Ministry, in his assessment of Ukraine’s position…
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