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09.03.2025

09.03.2025Day Coastal Syria Death Toll Surpassed 1,000

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Lebanon for 09.03.2025.

It displays 126 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

09.03.2025Day Coastal Syria Death Toll Surpassed 1,000
The death toll in Syria's coastal region exceeded 1,000, with former Vice President Farouk al-Sharaa characterizing the violence as "expected challenges." Assad formed a high committee to maintain civil peace and launched an investigation into the bloodshed. Christian churches condemned acts threatening civil peace while reports emerged of renewed clashes in Latakia with alleged Lebanese involvement.

In Lebanon, the army contained tensions in Tripoli after reports of a Syrian being stabbed nearly sparked sectarian violence, while Israeli violations continued with a drone strike in the south and military training near the border. A Lebanese soldier was reported missing in the evening.

Military appointments dominated political discussions, expected within days, while administrative appointments remain uncertain. Hezbollah Deputy Secretary-General Naim Qassem stated in an interview that the group supports building a "capable state" while maintaining that weapon "exclusivity" doesn't apply to them. Israel announced it would allow Syrian Druze workers to enter the Golan Heights.
09.03.2025
04:53
الكتائب

التعيينات العسكرية خلال أيام... ماذا عن الإدارية؟

04:53

04:55Border Violations as Military Appointments Loom

The newspapers report on Israel's alleged alteration of the Blue Line, a demarcation between Lebanon and Israel (Addiyar). The Lebanese army discovered and dismantled an Israeli spy device near Kfarchouba village (LBC, LBCI). Hamas restated that full compliance with ceasefire agreements and opening crossings are prerequisites for successful negotiations (Al-Manar). Military appointments are expected within days, while administrative appointments remain uncertain (Kataeb, MTV). Coverage continues on sectarian violence in Syria with new civilian Alawite casualty figures (Annahar, L'Orient-Le Jour), alongside concerns about security threats from Lebanon's south and east (Lebanon24, Lebanon Files).
04:57
05:00
05:01
الكتائب

أخطار الجنوب والشرق تقلق الانطلاقة اللبنانية

05:01
05:08
الكتائب

جوزاف عون يختم بالشمع الأحمر على المشروع الإيراني في لبنان

05:08
05:15
الكتائب

عبر معابر غير شرعية وفي ظل غياب أي إجراءات أمنية... نزوح كثيف من الساحل السوري إلى شمال لبنان

05:15
05:23
05:23
الكتائب

حقيبة الأموال المضبوطة في المطار تابع... القضاء بين سندان المجلس الشيعي ومطرقة الضغوط الدولية

05:23
05:30
06:50

07:13Al-Sharaa Breaks Silence on Syria's Coastal Bloodshed

The newspapers report on Al-Sharaa's first comments regarding the violent events in Syria's coastal region, with over 1,000 casualties reported in the area (Al Joumhouria, Annahar, MTV Lebanon). Coverage continues on Israel's violations of Lebanese sovereignty, with questions about the government's position on these breaches (Lebanon24, Lebanon Files). The judiciary faces pressure between the Shia Council and international forces regarding a case of confiscated money at the airport (Kataeb). Regional geopolitical tensions are also discussed (Janoubia).
07:49
الكتائب

تحرك إسرائيلي مفاجئ قرب الحدود مع لبنان!

07:49
08:49
الكتائب

البطريرك الراعي: لبنان الجديد هو حياد إيجابي وليس ساحة صراع وآن الاوان ليستعيد دوره العربي ويعود إلى موقعه الطبيعي

08:49
10:10
الكتائب

تجدد الاشتباكات في اللاذقية.. و"متورطون موجودون في لبنان"

10:10

10:12Syria Death Toll Hits 1,000 as Sharaa Calls Violence "Expected"

The newspapers report on escalating violence in Syria's coastal region with over 1,000 casualties (Janoubia, Annahar). Former Syrian Vice President Farouk al-Sharaa characterized the events as "expected challenges" (Janoubia, Annahar). Christian churches in Syria condemned acts threatening civil peace and rejected partition (Al Joumhouria). Reports suggest clashes have renewed in Latakia with claims of Lebanese involvement (Kataeb). On the Gaza front, Israel plans to send a delegation to Doha while resistance groups reject temporary ceasefire proposals (Al-Manar). Domestically, criticisms surface regarding the government's position on Israeli violations (Lebanon24).
10:40
الكتائب

مؤتمر مصارحة ومصالحة... لتحصين الجبهة الداخلية وتجنبًا للأسوأ

10:40

12:07Army Prevents Sectarian Clash in Tripoli

The newspapers report on escalating military operations in Syria, with a second phase of operations beginning in rural and mountainous areas (Al Joumhouria). Tensions flared in Tripoli, Lebanon, where the army intervened to restore calm after reports of a Syrian being stabbed nearly sparked sectarian violence (Janoubia, Naharnet). Coverage continues on Israel's ongoing operations in the West Bank, including raids, arrests, and intensifying siege (Al-Manar). The political impasse in Lebanon remains unresolved, with continuing political confrontation (Lebanon24) and calls for a "reconciliation conference" to strengthen internal unity (Kataeb).
12:13
13:44
الكتائب

الصايغ: منذ 35 سنة كانت رسالتي التعليم وما زلت مستمرًا بها،أود أن أشكر طلابي وأساتذتي الذين شجعوني في مشروع حياتي

13:44
13:56

15:33Druze Workers to Cross Golan as Lebanon Honors Women

The newspapers report on Lebanon's celebration of International Women's Day at Baabda Palace, honoring Lebanese women's achievements (Al Joumhouria). Israeli defense ministry announced it will allow Syrian Druze workers to enter the Golan Heights (LBC, LBCI). Reports discuss Arab countries importing Saudi gasoline in large quantities (Lebanon24). Military news includes Israeli army training in the north and targeting of a Lebanese citizen in Kfarkela (Lebanon Files). Coverage continues on the situation in Syria, with L'Orient-Le Jour describing foreign powers' "cynical bet" regarding Syrian massacres, while Janoubia published an opinion piece titled "This is the Syria we know."

19:05Syrian Coastal Death Toll Rises as Assad Forms Peace Committee

The newspapers report on escalating violence in Syria's coastal region, with death tolls continuing to rise (Annahar, L'Orient-Le Jour, MTV Lebanon). Syrian President al-Assad has formed a high committee to maintain civil peace and launched an investigation into the events (Annahar, MTV). A prominent Syrian actress reportedly broke down in tears after being shot at a checkpoint (Janoubia). In other news, Israel appointed a new military spokesperson (LBC, LBCI), while discussions continue about reconstruction challenges for destroyed southern Lebanese villages (Lebanon24).
19:14
22:46
الكتائب

نزوح سوري غير مسبوق بيومين إلى عكار: تجدد المخاوف

22:46
23:29
الكتائب

الحكومة تحت مجهر الرأي العام العربي والدولي

23:29