Headlines 23 Oct 2026

Radio Al-Rissala · Today’s Press

An-Nahar

  • What future for crisis-stricken Lebanon?
  • The ninth El Gouna Film Festival: An-Nahar highlights five inspiring stories.

Ad-Diyar

  • A blatant violation of Lebanese sovereignty… Who authorized Turkish and Syrian intelligence to abduct people from Lebanon and take them across its borders?
  • Kayali taken from Mansourieh to the Syrian embassy, then to Syria without Beirut’s knowledge… Calls for the Foreign Ministry to summon both ambassadors.

Al-Akhbar

  • The Tampa round entrenches pressure on the army to confront Hezbollah.
  • Did presidential wisdom prevent the truck from blowing up the country?
  • Saudi allies refuse proxy combat… Yemen is the graveyard of invaders.

Ash-Sharq

  • To save Dar Al-Fatwa, preserve its standing and restore confidence in its institutions.
  • Cabinet leaves the explosives case unresolved… Lebanese Forces ministers walk out.

Nida Al-Watan

  • Tehran negotiates with the world amid oil and fire.
  • Who can afford to own an apartment in Lebanon?
  • The state yields to threats from the “state within a state”… Geagea calls for the arrest of Hezbollah officials.

Al-Liwaa

  • Major cabinet decisions: The explosives threaten national security and will be referred to the Judicial Council.
  • Salam: The state has no partner in decisions of war and peace… Permanent appointments for 1,894 teachers… Progress on electricity.
  • The coalition: Eleven drones targeting four Saudi regions intercepted and destroyed.

Al-Joumhouria

  • A way out of the explosives dispute saves the government.
  • Washington and Tel Aviv plan a war after the elections.

Al-Binaa

  • Iranian firmness on the ground matches its rhetoric… Oil exceeds $113 a barrel… Stock markets bleed.
  • Netanyahu follows the army’s limits: No pre-emptive war, only a response to threats, with elections the priority.
  • Yemen expands its targets… Lebanon: No referral to the Judicial Council… Lebanese Forces walk out.

Al-Anbaa (Kuwait)

  • Aoun urges Lebanese parties to show wisdom and awareness to shield Lebanon from any regional upheaval.
  • Cabinet: The law is the only limit on the explosives investigation.

Al-Rai

  • The Lebanese government defuses Hezbollah’s explosives dispute: Judicial Council referral suspended, while the confrontation over its weapons escalates.

Al Jarida

  • Economic report: Rising public debt… An unclear direction and transparency challenges.

Asharq Al-Awsat

  • Political contacts defuse tensions over Hezbollah’s explosives shipment.

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