Lebanese media on November 29 predominantly focused on the impending papal visit, initially framing it as an opportunity for unity amidst ongoing tensions and reports of Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon. Discussions in the morning revolved around the Pope's messages of peace and calls for Christian unity. By late morning, Hezbollah issued a message to Pope Lawoon, emphasizing coexistence. Concurrently, reports indicated tightening security measures for the visit, including traffic restrictions in Beirut and Mount Lebanon. In the afternoon, Israeli officials were reported to be adjusting military procedures in light of the Pope's visit, even as new Israeli threats against Lebanon, specifically targeting new areas, emerged. Lebanon's maritime borders and alleged US efforts to weaken Hezbollah through Venezuela also remained in discussion.