Israeli airstrikes hit Saida early morning, killing a Hamas western sector commander and two family members, according to Israeli military spokesperson Adraee. Prime Minister Salam called for maximum pressure on Israel to stop its attacks. This marks escalation beyond recent strikes in Beirut's southern suburbs.
U.S. envoy Morgan Ortagus will arrive Saturday with demands regarding Hezbollah's weapons, prompting Lebanon to prepare a unified response. Media reports French diplomatic efforts to reduce American pressure regarding disarmament timelines.
Lebanon's Central Bank witnessed a leadership transition with new governor Karim Saeed prioritizing small depositors' protection and fighting money laundering. The Cabinet scheduled Tuesday to resume discussions on bank restructuring legislation.
Reports emerged of over 30 airport workers being expelled over suspected Hezbollah ties, while tensions surfaced between the Lebanese Army and UNIFIL in Kfar Hamam. A Télé-Liban journalist resigned after being prohibited from wearing hijab on air.