-- A women led march started in different areas in Beirut.

NOTE: Although "protesters" are still counting days since the 17th of October, they don't seem to care enough or sacrifice enough to actually gather in numbers and protest like the early days. The Lebanese protests are now in the phase of gathering into new parties and behind new figures who will one day try to become part of the Lebanese political life.

-- Center House (Hariri's resistance) : The Future Movement will participate in the confidence session on Tuesday without granting the government confidence, and former PM Hariri promised reporters a "chat" on whether he will personally attend the session or not.

-- According to local sources the UNIFIL force was taking coordinates and pictures of building and making a topographic scan of the area.

This isn't the first time this happens, and it's usually few countries within the UNIFIL force that does this at the request of ISRAEL.

-- Sidon main square right now.

-- Lebanese Army says it is taking “exceptional” security measures around Parliament & roads leading to it, for the session of vote of confidence over the next 2 days.

-- The Army calls on citizens not to block roads.

-- As security forces continue barricading downtown Beirut, the protesters tonight stopped a truck carrying the concrete walls that will be used in the barricading.

-- Protesters started to gather in Al Aazariyeh and will spend the night there preparing for tomorrow.

-- Several social media groups asked people to donate beds and sheets for the people coming from outside Beirut and are planning to stay in the protesting area.

-- Lebanon wins over Bahrain in the 9th International King Abdullah II Basketball Games.

-- Protesters are planning to block 6 main streets tomorrow to stop the parliamentary session.

-- The terrorist suicide attacker today on the Syrian army positions in Idlib, Syria is: Abu Omar Al filistini.

-- Abu Omar is from the Palastinian refugee camp Ain Al Hilwi, South Lebanon.

Note: This looks like the terrain from south Lebanon, he might have taken this picture there.

-- Its important to note that some extremist groups ( Al Qaeda and ISIS) in the camp are shooting in the air, mourning his death tonight.

-- Groups of protesters from Akkar and Tripoli are now gathered in Al Aazariyeh tent, preparing for tomorrow.

It's a cold night...❄️

The caption was: Female activists are preparing snacks and food that will be distributed to the protesters tomorrow.

-- Protesters badly injured the lawmaker Salim Saadeh.

-- Salim, a member of the SSNP party, was one of the few people who was always honest with the people and against the whole political system since the 1990's.

-- The number of lawmakers now is 68 in the parliament.