⋯ Mohsin was told to rejoin Hezbullah a.s.a.p., specifically the engineering units.

He would have to provide photos of the party's weapons, ammunition depots, specially in South Lebanon. Mohsin was trained to use a VPN to camouflage his location when sending messages. He would shortly undergo training to monitor buildings and people, maintain confidentiality, and send coordinates of sites to the Israeli air force.

Before returning to Lebanon, Mossad gave him $17,000. He was warned to spend the money in a logical way so as not to attract attention. He was required to communicate on WhatsApp exclusively, and was promised more money.

Throughout his time in Lebanon, he was unable to join back Hezbullah. (Note: he likely attempted to join the regular forces, not the reserves) At the end of September 2022, the Information Branch of the Lebanese Security Forces arrested him in the town of Naqoura. He admitted to carrying out a large number of tasks for Mossad.

Source: www.al-akhbar.com/…

The government's commissioner to the military court, Judge Fadi Akiki, charged one Lebanese for killing the Irish soldier from the UN force, last month.

Six others were charged with sabotaging a UNIFIL vehicle and making threats.

Parliamentary Elias Abou Saab (FPM):

"The achievement today is the change in the Capital Control Law, to give citizens the right to withdraw a maximum of $800 monthly from their bank accounts."

It was ~$400 previously.

The ministry of education will pay teachers $5 daily for transportation, to supplement their income.

The Lebanese central bank continues to print 100,000 LBP bills, with the recent edition being dated December 2022.

That's just a few days ago.

Shepherd Muhammad Khalil, was injured by an Israeli landmine in Sawada valley, south Aita al-Shaab, Lebanon.

Protests by few who were seduced by ignorance in Najafabad in Iran, chanting the slogan:

"Our youth is in prison, our dollars are in Lebanon"

According to statistics, there was 194% increase in kidnapping-for-ransom crimes in 2022 in comparison to 2021.

But there is decline in:

- Car theft crimes: -23.4%
- General theft crimes: -19.7%
- Homicides: -13.5%

This morning, Israeli infantry crossed the technical fence on the borders of Hula village, north of Al-Abad, while an enemy drone violated Lebanese airspace.

In retaliation, the Lebanese army opened fire at the drone.

Outgoing IDF Chief of Staff, Aviv Kohavi:

"It can be said that Hezbullah is the first enemy of Israel, and I would describe it as an army that has tens of thousands of missiles and large combat forces."

Iranian FM Abdollahian renewed his offers to help the Lebanese implement electricity projects

"My visit to Lebanon is to develop bilateral relations with Iran, and we are ready to sign an agreement with Lebanon to establish two electricity plants in Beirut and southern Lebanon."

⋯ He also revealed that a Lebanese technical team visited Iran and met with the relevant officials in order to secure fuel for Lebanon's power plants.

⋯ Additionly, Yazan Samer Al-Ja’bari (19 years old) from Al-Yamun, west of Jenin, succumbed to his wounds inflicted during an IDF raid 10 days prior.

This raises the death toll since the start of the year to 12, including 3 children.

Yesterday, for the first time ever, the USD exchange rate reached an all-time high of 49,400 LBP/USD, before descending to 48,900 LBP/USD this morning.

This record came after weeks of lingering in the 42,000-48,000 LBP range.

The 401st Armored Brigade's 52nd Battalion will become the first battalion in the IDF to receive the latest generation "Barak" tank during initial field trials.

Senior officials are dubbing it "Merkava 5" due to its advanced capabilities.

Bandits are let go in North Lebanon

In the wake of widespread thefts targetting summer homes in the northern village of Bqaa Safrine, investigations by the municipality police uncovered the identities of a number of culprits. The head of the municipality reported them to security forces.

Security forces refused to take action, however, claiming that the country's overcrowded prisons are unable to accommodate them, and that the judiciary has yet to take any steps to alleviate the prison crisis.

According to MTV, the Central Council of the Banque du Liban will hold a meeting on Monday to discuss the significant rise of the black market exchange rate, and urgent measures that can be taken to control the situation.