β― Correction: According to other reports, the explosions that were heard were just an attack on a checkpoint, not an Israeli aggression. Apologies for posting too early.
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Lebanese News and Updates
Lebanese Minister of Education Abbas Al-Halabi to Al-Jazeera: βWe do not have the power to set a date for the students to return to their schools because the crisis is deep and I hope it will be resolved soon.β About the teachers' strike: t.me/LebUpdate/28656
The Teachers' Association announces that their strike will persist for the 4th week and until they achieve the minimum levels of a decent living, and they also emphasized unity between the secondary, basic, vocational, and the contracting professors committees.
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Earlier today, Lebanese Army Intelligence arrested an Israeli who crossed the border into the town of Al-Duhaira.
The IDF is reportedly holding talks through intermediaries for his release.
The IDF is reportedly holding talks through intermediaries for his release.
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Deputy Speaker Elias Bou Saab (FPM) is currently in Washington to engage in talks with US admin officials, representatives of the Senate, Congress, World Bank & IMF.
Yesterday, a dinner was organized at the Lebanese Embassy in the presence of Amos Hochstein, who gave a speech on the aftermath of the maritime agreement with Israel.
Yesterday, a dinner was organized at the Lebanese Embassy in the presence of Amos Hochstein, who gave a speech on the aftermath of the maritime agreement with Israel.
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π¨ Money changers hide their tracks, after judiciary orders arrests
Prosecutor-General Ghassan Oweidat sent a letter to Financial Prosecutor Ali Ibrahim, requesting that the security forces arrest all money changers and speculators who contributed to the collapse of the currency.
Black-market money changers have already taken to renaming their WhatsApp groups for fear of being prosecuted.
Prosecutor-General Ghassan Oweidat sent a letter to Financial Prosecutor Ali Ibrahim, requesting that the security forces arrest all money changers and speculators who contributed to the collapse of the currency.
Black-market money changers have already taken to renaming their WhatsApp groups for fear of being prosecuted.
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The latest winter storm to hit Lebanon, dubbed "Farah", is expected to intensify in the coming days, with heavy rain on the coast and snow at high altitudes.
Rains will be accompanied by thunderstorms and strong winds reaching up to 90 Km/h in some areas.
Rains will be accompanied by thunderstorms and strong winds reaching up to 90 Km/h in some areas.
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β― Snow is predicted to fall at a minimum altitude of 1,100 meters during the day, decreasing to 900 meters by dawn this coming Thursday, especially in the north and the interior.
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β― The Minister of Public Works & Transport, Ali Hamieh, made a tour of some snow-shoveling centers, including that in Dahr al-Baydar, to examine their readiness to face the effects the storm and give them a morale boost.
βOur duty as a state is to secure the opening of roads.β
βOur duty as a state is to secure the opening of roads.β
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β― Video of the iron dome intercepting a rocket
πͺ€ Bush ordered the CIA to find replacement for Arafat
US President George W Bush, after his inauguration in 2001, ordered the CIA to search for a replacement for Palestinian leader Yasser Arafatβthe BBC said, quoted by Al-Jazeera today.
The reason was the failure of the July 2000 Camp David Summit between Arafat & Israeli PM Ehud Barak, and the start in Sept 2000 of the Second Intifadaβdue to Ariel Sharon's illegal incursion in Al-Aqsa. During a lengthy phone call, British PM Tony Blair told Bush that Arafat βno longer has anything to offerβ. Bush replied that he had asked the CIA; it searched βthoroughlyβ but concluded that βthere is no successor availableβ.
β Arafat died in 2004 from cerebral hemorrhage induced by polonium. He acknowledged βIsrael's right to existβ & received the Nobel Peace Prize for negotiating the 1993 Oslo Accords.
US President George W Bush, after his inauguration in 2001, ordered the CIA to search for a replacement for Palestinian leader Yasser Arafatβthe BBC said, quoted by Al-Jazeera today.
The reason was the failure of the July 2000 Camp David Summit between Arafat & Israeli PM Ehud Barak, and the start in Sept 2000 of the Second Intifadaβdue to Ariel Sharon's illegal incursion in Al-Aqsa. During a lengthy phone call, British PM Tony Blair told Bush that Arafat βno longer has anything to offerβ. Bush replied that he had asked the CIA; it searched βthoroughlyβ but concluded that βthere is no successor availableβ.
β Arafat died in 2004 from cerebral hemorrhage induced by polonium. He acknowledged βIsrael's right to existβ & received the Nobel Peace Prize for negotiating the 1993 Oslo Accords.
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