-- 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.

-- The protesters attacked 5 lawmaker's cars and the army.

-- The moment the vandals aka the protesters attacked the car of lawmaker near downtown Beirut.

-- Several ISF officers and Lebanese army soldiers were badly injured.

Note: IDF and lebsnese army didn't, until now, attempt to suppress these actions. The number of vandals isn't even that big.

-- 201 injured until now.