Lebanon
Cabinet Approves Most Items on Its Agenda
The Cabinet approved most items on its agenda, with the government announcing it will not hold sessions for the next two weeks. Prime Minister Najib Mikati addressed issues including Israel's systematic destruction of southern villages.
The Cabinet approved most items on its agenda.
And the Minister of Media, Boulos Murr, announced that the Cabinet will not convene sessions during the next two weeks.
He said: "At the beginning of the session, Prime Minister Najib Mikati addressed four topics, the first being Israel's systematic destruction of villages in the south."
Salam considered these actions a violation of the laws of war and the Geneva Conventions, condemning statements made by Israeli official Yisrael Katz.
He also referred to the importance of the Council of Ministers' decision laying the groundwork for negotiations with Suleyder regarding the extension of her mandate.
He highlighted the approval of several laws in the Parliament, which fall within the reform framework.
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