News Aug 7 2026
12 newspapers · 30 headlines
An-Nahar
- One year after the “historic decision”: Restricting weapons remains stalled and obstructed.
- Mouneh, the guardian of memory.
- The school year of 100,000 students is at risk.
Al-Akhbar
- The ammunition shortage scandal grows.
- Iran and Oman: The “Hormuz agreement” is on track.
- Hezbollah is the only opposition… and Sehnaoui is the primary beneficiary.
- Salam’s government: Praise for Solidere and a 14-year extension!
- The Rome round consolidates the enemy’s demands: A security protocol prolongs the occupation.
- “A war crime requiring accountability.” International human rights investigations: Israel deliberately killed Amal Khalil.
Ad-Diyar
- The “Rome 2” round ends without results.
- Preparing future lists of pilot zones.
- What is Syria’s initiative toward Hezbollah?
Al-Liwaa
- American intervention rescues the negotiations after Israel’s warning to Mansouri.
- Two months of military escalation and diplomatic maneuvering…?
Nidaa Al-Watan
- Rome keeps the door to a settlement open… with the next meeting in early September.
- Lest we forget… August 7: The day the tutelage responded to reconciliation with arrests.
- How the “oppressed” killed 11 Lebanese Jews.
Ash-Sharq
- Why does Hezbollah not sell its weapons?
- Aoun: The negotiation process is long, and we must continue it.
Al-Binaa
- Reuters: Trump is trapped in a war with no exit… and an Omani-Iranian agreement does not open Hormuz.
- Rome is suspended until after the Israeli elections… while Washington stops the escalation after it occurs.
- Egyptian epidemiologist Abdul El-Sayed moves closer to entering Congress despite the lobby’s millions.
Al-Joumhouria
- An eighth round in early September.
- Who will monitor the implementation of the understandings? Italy is on the table.
Al-Anbaa (Kuwait)
- The seventh round of negotiations in Rome ends as Israel accompanies it with its heaviest daily bombardment in weeks.
Al-Rai (Kuwait)
- Most Americans fear growing chaos in the Middle East.
- “Rome 2” negotiations between Lebanon and Israel… “caretaking.”
Asharq Al-Awsat
- Washington faces the challenge of freeing the “framework agreement” from Hezbollah and Netanyahu buying time.
- Efforts to establish dialogue between the Syrian leadership and Hezbollah collide with the “legacy of war.”
Al-Jarida (Kuwait)
- Lebanon faces two months of waiting: Negotiations do not stop the escalation.