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n September 5, Lebanon's cabinet narrowly avoided political self-destruction, as Prime Minister Nawaf Salam's attempt to push Washington's disarmament agenda collapsed under resistance pressure and the national army's refusal to be dragged into civil war. We unpack the fallout of that confrontation, the American reaction it may provoke, and what it means for the balance of power inside Lebanon. Meanwhile, from Tel Aviv to the Red Sea, Yemen has proven it is no longer a bystander but a decisive actor shaping the regional battlefield. With hypersonic missiles hitting deep into Palestinian occupied territory and Ansarullah challenging US naval power, the Yemeni front has become central to the resistance equation.

They said Gaza was finished; flattened, cleared, erased from the map. Yet Gaza still breathes, still resists, still writes history with every stone, every tunnel, every heartbeat that refuses to surrender. Tonight, we reveal how the occupier's war of extermination has only dug for itself a deeper grave, as resistance turns devastation into defiance, and defiance into victories the world can no longer ignore.

In Beirut, the government staged what it called a historic disarmament of Palestinian factions; a pickup truck of old rifles paraded as "progress". But behind this theater lies a dangerous question: is this the first step toward stripping the camps of their real weapons and eventually turning that same gaze toward the Lebanese resistance Hezbollah? Meanwhile in Gaza, hunger has become a weapon of war, with Zionist Israel tightening its grip on a starving population. Yet even as the world looks away, the resistance refuses to surrender, proving that dignity and conviction can outlast siege and starvation.

Tonight, on The MidEaStream, Marwa Osman speaks with Lebanese MP Najat Aoun Saliba. At a time of Israeli entity bombardment and escalating threats, Saliba stands firmly behind the Nawaf Salam government's call to place all arms under state authority, a position that raises urgent questions of policy versus peril.

As the bombs keep falling and new threats gather on our borders, Beirut hosts a visitor whose words carry weight far beyond diplomacy.

In the shadow of daily Zionist bombardment, Lebanon's cabinet has taken a decision that could change the course of our nation; adopting a US-backed plan to strip the resistance of its arms.

As Gaza starves under siege, Arab and Islamic capitals have traded action for empty statements, keeping their alliances intact while the Palestinians endure genocide.

As Gaza bleeds under Western-made bombs, the so-called international community hides behind empty statements and silence. Tonight, we expose the global complicity in a genocide unfolding in real time, while the world watches and does nothing. Meanwhile, as Israeli entity aggression continues on multiple fronts, Washington is once again attempting to reshape Lebanon's internal balance, this time through Trump ally Tom Barrack, who has arrived in Beirut with a clear agenda: dismantle Hezbollah, or face escalating pressure.

After years of war and foreign interference, Syria stands at a dangerous crossroads. Its unity is threatened not only by outside powers, but also by insiders who serve foreign agendas.

We unpack a chilling threat being quietly whispered into Lebanon’s ear. One that masks imperial designs with diplomatic language.