⋯ "I tell you. Al-Ghajar won't be forfeited to the Israeli."

"Likewise we won't abandon Shebaa farms, but Al-Ghajar takes priority now because there is no debate in its Lebanese identity in regards to the international community."

Regarding internal politics, Nasrallah:

"We are not interested in changing the constitution or enforcing any will or affecting the privileges of the Sunnis & Christians. Whoever is claiming so on media is a liar."

"We don't want to end the Christian right to 50% of all power."

⋯ "We are not asking for privileges. We don't even want the Lebanese system to create a law that gives our weapons legal status. We don't want the government to take responsibility for our weapons."

"We prefer to give the government the ability to deny and disassociate itself."

Sayyed Nasrallah:

"I'm bored [of Lebanese politics] and I'm boring you with my repetitions.

That's why I haven't spoken for sometime. Nothing is worthy."

"We call on a national dialogue to elect a president that won't backstab the resistance. We will not accept any pre-conditions for dialogue with us."

"I ask our MPs to stop calling for dialogue. We repeated it enough. Whoever is ready, already got the message."

The Israeli army fired teargas and stun grenades at MP Qassem Hashem and a number of reporters, during their tour of an area in Israeli-occupied Shebaa Farms.

The group suffered minor injuries as a result.

An Israeli soldier stole a camera base owned by "Al-Ghad" Tav channel, after assaulting journalists inside Qafwa farm, one of the Israeli-occupied Lebanese Shebaa farms.

State Security arrested a group of Syrians for the crime of "facilitating prostitution, having illegal group sexual relations, and exchanging wives".

Under pressure from the US, the Lebanese minister of foreign affairs, Abdullah Bou-Habib, stepped down from leading the Lebanese Ministerial delegation that planned to visit Syria to discuss the refugee crisis.