Leaks by Iraqi-Iranian hackers allege that the current head of Mossad, David Barnea, has Gilbert Syndrome.

The medical documents date back from 2018.

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On this night, 5 ⁠September 1997, at dawn, Hezbullah ambushed and killed twelve elite IDF "Sheyetet ⁠13" soldiers (Israeli Navy Seals) in Ansariyeh, Lebanon.

This would be the biggest loss in a single day for this unit.

Media: Israel reiterates its ownership of Karish and forfeit Qana to Lebanon but demand financial compensation for the disputed areas, which amount to one-third of the area of ​​Qana.

Lebanon refuses to pay any financial compensation.

⋯ Israel also proposes that work in the Lebanese and Israeli gas fields be entrusted to the same company.

⋯ However Lebanom rejects any form of normalization of relations with Israel, or establishing joint projects with it.

"New Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Liz Truss is a friend of Israel" - Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid.

Iranian Foreign Minister during a meeting with a delegation from the Amal Movement in Tehran:

"We have technical and engineering capabilities to build two power plants in Lebanon with a capacity of 1,000 megawatts each, but we are waiting for the Lebanese government."

Initial reports of an Israeli aggression on Syria.

No official statement by state media yet.

⋯ The Israeli aggression targeted Aleppo international airport.

This is the second attack against the airport in less than 7 days.

⋯ Syrian army: At approximately 20:16 pm, the Israeli enemy carried out an air aggression with a number of missiles from the direction of the Mediterranean over Latakia, targeting Aleppo International Airport.

The airport runway is damaged and is out of service.

The Israeli occupation forces fired several flares over the southern Wazzani area, south Lebanon.

An attempted robbery was foiled on the airport road after the car owner drove away, ramming the thieves.

Theft, even in broad light, has been on the rise as Lebanese police is lacking in its arrests and measures.

Lebanese officials losing hope of government formation

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⋯ Local Lebanese media reported that Speaker of the Parliament Nabih Berri has decided to end his mediation efforts between President Michel Aoun and Prime Minister Najib Mikati to form a government.

Berri indicated in a press statement on 5 September that “the atmosphere that prevailed in the latest meeting between Aoun and Mikati was not encouraging at all,” prompting him to step aside.

⋯ However, Berri reiterated his encouragement to form a government as soon as possible, to prevent Lebanon from falling into a constitutional crisis.

As a result, Mikati plans to meet with the head of the Progressive Socialist Party, Walid Jumblatt, to encourage him to play a more active role in bridging distances between the political parties.

⋯ Mikati is trying to gather enough support to form a government capable of handling the current political and economic crisis and fill the political vacuum that could overshadow the country.

If there is no new President by the end of October, the current caretaker government headed by Mikati will assume presidential powers.

⋯ On the other hand, Hezbollah is concerned that as a result of the delays in the maritime border negotiations with Israel, Lebanon might find itself unable to reach an agreement in the upcoming months.

In light of the absence of an active government and the end of Aoun’s presidential term in October, Lebanon will lack the official representation capable of negotiating with Israel.

The commander of the Northern Command in the Israeli army, Amir Baram, announced that Israelis will be allowed to visit the occupied Lebanese village of Ghajar, after 22 years of restrictions.