5 at Five: Conference to Support the Lebanese Army and Heavy Rain in the UAE... How Did Israel Kidnap 'The Captain'?
Conference to support the Lebanese army, weather fluctuations, heavy rain in the Gulf, and details of 'The Captain's' kidnapping.
SUMMARY
France announced a conference to support the Lebanese army in February, while Gulf countries experienced severe weather fluctuations and heavy rain. Captain Emad Amhaz revealed details of his kidnapping by Israel, and Trump's attacks on his predecessors dominated the U.S. political scene.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- France announces conference to support the Lebanese army next February.
- Secret details revealed about Captain Emad Amhaz's kidnapping by Israel.
- Severe weather fluctuations, heavy rain, and snowfall in Gulf countries.
- Australian investigations into Sydney attack perpetrators in the Philippines.
- Trump escalates attacks on Biden and Obama with panels at the White House.
CORE SUBJECT
Conference supporting Lebanese army, weather fluctuations, and captain's kidnapping
A car targeted in the southern town of Taybeh (AFP).
1- After Haikal's meetings in Paris... French Foreign Ministry: Conference to support the Lebanese army next February
The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that Lebanese Army Commander General Rudolf Haikal met today in Paris with representatives from France and special envoys from Saudi Arabia and the United States. A spokesperson for the French Foreign Ministry, Pascal Coffavre, revealed that the parties gathered in Paris agreed to hold a conference to support the Lebanese army in February.
2- Emad Amhaz recounts details of his meetings with Nasrallah and Shukr... How did Israel kidnap "The Captain" without firing a shot?
For the first time, a year after his kidnapping in an Israeli commando operation on the Batroun coast in northern Lebanon, Captain Emad Amhaz, nicknamed "The Captain," revealed details about "one of Hezbollah's most secret and funded initiatives, a strategic, creative, and ambitious project called the 'Secret Maritime File,'" according to a report published by the Hebrew newspaper "Israel Hayom."
3- Video - Storm hits the Gulf: Heavy rain in the UAE and snow in Qatar and Saudi Arabia
The Gulf countries are experiencing severe weather fluctuations, accompanied by heavy rain, strong winds, and maritime disturbances, reaching snowfall in rare scenes in both Qatar and northwestern Saudi Arabia. This prompted the relevant authorities to issue widespread warnings and take precautionary measures.
4- They left room 315 for only an hour... New details about the stay of the Bondi attack perpetrators in a hotel in the Philippines
The suspects in the Sydney attack stayed in a hotel in the Philippines for weeks and left an additional amount for the service before their departure, according to employees who told AFP on Thursday. Australian authorities are investigating whether Sajid Akram and his son Navid trained with extremists last month during a trip they made to the Mindanao region, which has long been a stronghold for Islamic insurgent movements.
5- Trump escalates his attack on his predecessors: "Sleepy Joe Biden" and "ObamaCare" dominate the White House walls
The White House installed panels on the building's exterior attacking former U.S. Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden, promoting narratives and sharp criticisms of their administrations, in a move that sparked widespread controversy in American political and media circles.
KEYWORDS
MENTIONED ENTITIES 11
Rudolf Haikal
👤 Person_MaleCommander of the Lebanese army
French Ministry of Foreign Affairs
🏛️ OrganizationFrance's foreign ministry
Emad Amhaz
👤 Person_MaleCaptain kidnapped by Israel
Hezbollah
🏛️ OrganizationPolitical and military movement in Lebanon
Israel
📍 Location_CountryCountry in the Middle East
Gulf countries
📍 Location_CountryCountries in the Arabian Gulf region
Sajid Akram
👤 Person_MaleSuspect in Sydney attack
Navid
👤 Person_MaleSon of Sajid Akram
White House
📍 Location_CityU.S. presidential residence
Barack Obama
👤 Person_MaleFormer U.S. president
Joe Biden
👤 Person_MaleCurrent U.S. president