Journalist Hassan Alyq:

The towers built on the Lebanese-Syrian border (see here) were built without approval from the government or parliament, and are run by British and American officers. The data goes to them, not to the Lebanese Ministry of Defense.
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Lebanese forces official Imad Wakim calls to deny the entry of Iranain fuel aid to Lebanon.

He, along his party, and new patrons the Saudis are attempting to deny Lebanon the aid it needs by making it conditional to the accomplishment of certain political goals. https://twitter.com/wakim_imad/status/1372079462070751233

President Aoun will deliver a message, at 8:00 pm today, through the media, to the Lebanese about the general situation in the country and government formation process.

Armed presence in Aisha Bakar area.

Reason unknown.

Lebanese Health Minister says Lebanon currently suspending usage of AstraZeneca vaccine.

An armed clash took place near Al-Qassar Mosque in Aisha Bakar, and initial information indicate that at least two casualties had occurred.

In the details, it was reported that the clash occurred between young men from the Amal movement and the Future Movement, after Samer Ammar (the director of the office of Brigadier General Demashk) had been beaten up.

It is noteworthy that Demashk (Abu Ali), nicknamed "Abu Khashaba", is the commander of the Parliament's guard.

The accident happened at a Future Movement (Hariri) manned roadblock.

The Amal Movement guy is seriously injured (bullet under heart) while there are 4 injuries one critical between future movement.

Al-Jadeed information: Samer Ammar, who was injured in Aisha Bakkar's clash, is stable, and he is currently in the operating room.

"In just over one week, Netanyahu has punished Jordan, mocked Egypt, irked the Saudis and gotten the UAE to send a plane for nothing.

He also revealed one state secret - all for his election campaign."

https://www.haaretz.com/isra…

The Prime Minister-designate, Saad Hariri, received this afternoon in the Wasat House, Governor of the Banque du Liban, Riad Salameh, and discussed with him the general financial and economic conditions.

RIP Rachel 🥀
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Hezbullah should understand that today is harder than 1997. If they do not become pro-active in Lebanese politics and start taking bold actions, another "Harakat Al Mahroumin" movement will be born and it will scar deeper than that of Sobhi Al Toufayli.

Time is of gold.

Day after day the shia community is growing more desperate and angry. Not against Hezbullah but against his lack of action to face the situation in Lebanon. They have trust.

People need action because with each passing day, the community becomes weaker.