The day's dominant story was the parliamentary passage of the general amnesty law, despite a boycott by Hezbollah and Free Patriotic Movement MPs who withdrew over the exclusion of Defense Minister Menassa from reflecting the army's stance. The law's approval, which will release 79 Islamist detainees, was covered across outlets, with reactions from Roumieh prison and debates over its scope, including whether it covers Ahmad al-Assir. Concurrently, the abolition of the death penalty from the previous day continued to draw international welcome, with the UN urging the region to follow Lebanon's lead. In the south, Israeli violations persisted, with the army reporting difficulties in deployment and the return of residents due to ongoing attacks, including airstrikes on Mansouri and the burning of homes. The arrest warrant for former central bank governor Riad Salameh was issued, and the US-Iran confrontation remained in focus, with Trump's 'strangulation' of Iran and his secret escape from Ankara undermining his narrative of victory.