Opinion: Protests and pressure on the parliament to change the electoral law can produce a new, non-sectarian, parliament (with Lebanon as one constituency). This could bring a true representation of the people.

Not only that, this true representation could allow to elect a president without the need of deals between the sectarian political blocs. Thus, the chances of having a new independent PM will be bigger. The way for building this nation is through ending the sectarianism.

But do not be optimistic too soon, both the international community and the sectarian parties are preparing for a new unity government.

Saad Al Hariri? Yes he's likely to come back.

The investigation? Yes it's likely to be procrastinated for months and years after this.

A man I won't name suggested in 2012 to Lebanese and political parties to start forming a founding conference to reformulate the system and update the constitution and form a new republic.

He was attacked by all, but it is high time this proposition wakes again to save Lebanon.

- The IDF has begun removing some of the checkpoints near the Lebanese border. The decision was made following a situational assessment in the Northern Command. However, the alert level remains the same. (Channel 12)

Source: @manniefabian

Nine were injuried, including some in critical conditions, after celebration shooting happened in Tripoli after Diab's resignation. https://t.co/JNFpGzVBMY

Part 2 https://t.co/SEs1sOqAkv

Part 3 https://t.co/MqToNWbtKh

Archive: in 2012, Hasan Nasrallah proposed to end the sectarian system. (Part 1/3).

Lebanon recorded today 295 new COVID-19 cases and 4 new deaths. https://t.co/Wqjuy84SrR

Ex Brazilian president, from Lebanese origin, Michel Temer is travelling to Lebanon, stating that he will mediate an agreement between the political forces.

https://t.co/yVs153HtBN