Michel Hayek 2026: Predictions For Lebanon
As per his yearly tradition, Michel Hayek made predictions for Lebanon and the region for the year 2026:
The title of my predictions for Lebanon is ‘the purge.’ When I say purge, I mean many things. A purge of intentions. A purge of hearts. A settling of accounts. A clearance of old goods, a sale. A purge of heads, and even a purge with blood.
The purge I mean comes in the sense of cleaning. We will shake off, from ourselves and from our country, the dust of the past. Where do I begin? I begin with some points from the oath speech and the ministerial statement that will start to be implemented one after another.
First, I will say what has been going through my mind, and I believe through the minds of people everywhere. There is danger facing presidents. There is a question here. But is the danger immediate? Now it is not dangerous. Is there a war or not? We are at war. And the strikes that…”
“What’s coming will not be greater than what Lebanon has already gone through. I have said this before, we are in a war of peace. Israel will strike where it sees fit, even if it has to strike near the American embassy.
There will also be an expansion in parliamentary elections, through a ‘cesarean birth.’ Everything in this phase will come through a cesarean birth, just as I told you about the birth of the president and the government.
The airport is threatened with a strike, one strike or two. Strikes on the airport will not change anything. The smallest natural storm, anywhere in the world, shuts things down for a week or two.
Is there peace or not? There is peace. And after a deep breath, peace will pass. Water and electricity will not remain.”
They are both struggling, but moving toward improvement. I see an inflow of capital and investors, an improvement in the financial situation.
We will see money coming into people’s hands. Deposits will be untangled, step by step, even if the final solution is still on the horizon.
The economy will not be cooked overnight. It is a slow simmer, pots heating up. I see it warming up, getting ready to run into restructuring.
Everything that is chaotic will be restructured, from banks, to borders, to real estate, all the way to weapons.
There will be a hot summer, and a winter of construction.
There will be tourism, diverse tourism, and most importantly, tourism will be historical tourism, in the great museum called Lebanon itself, with its nature, ruins, churches, monasteries, and shrines.
Some municipalities will compete to achieve better development.
Migrants who left long ago are starting to think about returning. Even the younger ones who were born abroad are coming to Lebanon. They will taste zaatar manousheh, its scent, and cheese kunafa in Lebanon.
The black market will no longer be tied to what is officially labeled as ‘anti-corruption.’
Lebanon’s gold will do its job.
There will be prosperity across regions, not sectarian or faction-based, an unprecedented boom since the start of the war.
Every area will choose a logo to represent itself.
The fight against corruption will grow stronger, and its road will not be short.
Sports will head toward a peak, with women at the forefront. There will be assassinations and purges, as we said.
Lebanese art will help extinguish the fire of war and spark the launch of Lebanon’s revival.
The grey list will change its color. They will turn the page on money laundering.
The railways are being renovated, becoming a tourist landmark, waiting for the train to arrive.
Individual projects will launch strongly, built on solid foundations, forming the start of Lebanon’s revival.
Lebanon’s oil is heating up, with surprises ahead.
Reconstruction will take place in the foreseeable future. Maps, files, and the flow of funds have already begun.
Finally, I want to say that the level of optimism and hope in Lebanon is higher than it was before. The Lebanon workshop has started. Lost opportunities will converge, and Lebanon will benefit from them in services.
Everything I mentioned will happen quietly, subtly, and without noise.
Always remember the words of President Rafic Hariri: ‘The country is moving, and work is moving,’ always in mind, and much of it will fall into place.
And I want to tell you something very important: the time of miracles is not over.
I see that President Aoun’s prayers are accepted in heaven, for Mar Charbel and Lebanon, and it will not sink, God willing.
This is the picture, God willing, a positive picture.
And the ‘purge’ is really more a cleansing of hearts than a purge of the diaspora.
Lebanon’s father, Dr. Youssef, his name, his ideas, and his voice. And its impact will cross the monastery walls in its smallness.
Riyad Salameh’s guarantee is secured, but like an insurance policy, it does not cover everything.
There is noise and confusion around the election ink, as if a plan is being drawn between the forms, the ballot, and their surroundings.
The real estate market will ignite. In Dahye, it will not be enough.
President Berri is not satisfied with playing; he is not satisfied with playing with politicians, and they will dare to play a little too, even with fate.
The judiciary will play its role.
The treasurer, who handled files and issued rulings, will take action.
She will face turbulence, noise, and a new challenge between the memories of Bashir’s assassination and Sheikh Pierre’s assassination. Events will turn into commemorations on that day.
We will see Holy Spirit University and its president in a stunning, extraordinary, and remarkable way.
It is apparent that this stain did not end with her absence, nor with her death. It seems that on the 22nd of the month, it will repeat, not once.
Hadi and Amine Wahab will appear more vividly in the scene, providing a new experience. On the path of Father Majdi Allawi
An operation targeting Carlos Ghosn will shake public opinion here and there.
Carlos Ghosn will challenge Interpol, Hezbollah, both with and without weapons, with and without money, above ground and underground. The remainder is in place, like a triangle of terror.
Lebanon’s real civil peace is still in discussion.
Judge Mahmoud Makiyeh and Al-Hami will handle one of the largest files in Amal Movement’s busy calendar.
With surprises coming, there will be white days and black days, heads flying, heads covered. Every surprise will be random and varied.
MP Al-Baarini will take over the screens.
A ledger of accounts and diverse rulings will carry the names Tom Bark and Tom Harb, ready to explode.
The name George Khabbaz will appear in a golden rank, shining brightly.
The actor Adel Karam’s name will also surface.
Mouin Al-Sharayef will continue to resist with his voice, as long as his voice finds an echo.
Marcel and George Ghanem are already here now; whatever was hidden in time is theirs.
There will be transformations in Majida Al-Roumi’s life, increasing his legacy, gaining a new kind of audience.
Lebanese fashion designers will win the most important international awards.
The picture does not lie, and an old face is set to return and shine.
A popular scene reminiscent of 2019 will appear.
A Lebanese club or gym will change its identity temporarily due to a reaction – this time, the attempt will succeed.
A member of the diplomatic corps, of ambassadorial rank, will be targeted.
The countdown between President Joseph Aoun and Prince Mohammad Basman will begin, a period of waiting.
There will be a series of arrests and investigations outside Lebanon involving multiple Lebanese banking figures. A connection to the financial world is being solidified.
The idea of Trump visiting Lebanon is taking shape.
Faisal Karameh will replace the chef and renew his political kitchen.
Beirut airport and its surroundings will be off-limits to some people.
It will seem as if the event chose Qasr Al-Sanoubar itself.
Sanctions will join criminal investigations and full audits. Large companies will be targeted, and rumors will ignite the file. Talk will rise and fall around it.
MP Ali Hassan Khalil intends to confront with both hands.
A shocking and unusual surprise awaits President Joseph Aoun from Saudi Arabia and from America – both of them will untangle the upcoming issues. The shock will be positive.
The conflict within the Hariri family will quietly re-enter the scene.
Without any visible reaction, the First Lady will win the challenge, at the expense of her security and health.
The media, which mourns many points of the oath, will discover it acted hastily and will rush to correct the items it initially damaged.
Kuluna Irada will converge to focus on what was previously neglected.
Lebanese women’s sporting ambitions will lift them to the peaks, achieving victory after victory.
There will be a security breach in Roumieh prison, but most of those targeted are non-Lebanese.
The revenge saga from political analysts will begin.
A delivery element will fail to reach its destination this time, becoming the centerpiece of a crime.
Speaker Berri will not be able to protect his financial immunity.
Hezbollah’s allocated aid will surprise everyone with its generosity.
Lebanese champions in Italian games will aggressively go for the trophies and medals. A shocking event awaits one of the heroes.
The Lebanese coast will witness a terrifying maritime revenge.
When the earth breathes in Lebanon, our breath will be taken away.
The Lebanese Parliament will ignite in multiple areas, both inside and outside
The Court of Audit, where others dare not tread, across several files resembling the last communications file.
A house will impersonate multiple characters and move deftly.
The Shura Council’s decision will mix things up, overturn standards, and stir the streets.
A thin yet strong thread connects the Presidential Palace and Dahye, unbroken. No matter what is shown.
Round-trip flight Dahye – Riyadh, Riyadh – Dahye.
A magic operation will target President Aoun and his family.
Lebanese restaurants will shine and excel in Lebanon, expanding to France, London, and other European countries.
I see crowded scenes, bustling from above Metn. As for the coast, and honestly, these images are not reassuring to me.
The idea of a plan to besiege Lebanon has not fallen. One step forward, two steps back.
Mariam Nour is not afraid of the calendar of days.
A big story is being written on Lebanon’s snow.
MP Hani Qubaisi, from inside Parliament, and we will be surprised by something new from him.
One night, the pieces will come together regarding deposits, a solution packaged in a strange and unusual way, and it will work its magic in Lebanon.
There is tension between officials who want Ortigas and officials who do not want it. Ortigas does not want anyone, except a lifestyle tied to the Lebanese woman. Everyone is walking their own path.
Lebanon’s ambassador to France, Rabih Al‑Shaer, is leaving one imprint after another, with an emergency looming on the horizon of his life.
In one day, the story will grow bigger among the women around Wael Kfoury.
A security cordon will surround one of the resorts. What he saw was a scene slightly on fire.
Meanwhile, in the year of the stick-and-carrot approach, the Mall will become central to the performance of the future governor, Karim Souaid.
Suddenly, Tariq knocks on the army’s door, triggering a state of courageous emergency.
The bravery of Justice Minister Adel Nassar will be exposed.
The Governor of Banque du Liban, Karim Souaid, will break the silence. The barrier of silence will fall one day, and people will face two kinds of shock.
Files related to Hezbollah’s transition from the era of weapons to the era of politics, most of it happening quietly and without noise.
The name Elie Ferzli will suddenly fill the scene in one moment.
Complaints against Naim Qassem will turn into a theatrical spectacle, but this time it is not acting.
The prediction gets lost between two names, and in the scene, two images, Abu Adas and Shaker Al‑Abssi.
The secrets of the American embassy in Awkar will resemble the secrets of the pyramids in Egypt.
Movement back and forth in a building, meaning Mahmoud Qmati is awaiting a very sensitive Hezbollah mission.
The smile of Army Commander Rodolph Haykal will be a key element in solving many files.
The First Lady, Nehmat Joseph Aoun, remains as she is, modest, present, and unafraid. She does not fear cheap talk, nor even cheaper actions.
The Army Commander, once again, through his silence, does a lot and absorbs all the shocks.
The female element within the security forces will draw attention through their roles, discipline, conduct, and heroism.
Tony Ahwaji will light up, spark, electrify, and get electrified.
This time, the world will turn upside down and will not settle in Roumieh Prison. The stomach will churn, upper and lower.
An amnesty law for detainees, varied and temporary.
As a result of Judge Choueiteh, challenging all repercussions.
May Chidiac challenges reality, moving toward her objectives.
The great danger will not distinguish between politicians and the military.
Jean Aziz is a man of surprises, both publicly and behind the scenes.
If negotiations over the condition of Riad Al‑Solh Square and its statue falter, the story will end in something resembling a trade‑off.
A signal on the road of Wael Bou Faour. Even if the red light returns once or twice, it will turn green several times.
Retaliatory reactions will target Beirut Governor Judge Marwan Abboud, coming from a high‑level source that is difficult to confront quietly.
Director General of General Security, Hassan Choucair, will carve his own path and make a difference.
The security agencies and their commanders are the ones who will draw the image of a safe Lebanon, not the politicians.
Minister Joe Saddi will open the electricity file, a file that electrifies the country.
Minister Rasamni’s stations will be exposed to shocks and attempts to shake them. The high stock market will face turbulence.
Dr. Samir Geagea and Strida Geagea will present an unprecedented national duo, with no dissonance in it, though it carries some risk.
The name of Mufti Derian will take center stage on screens. From within a minefield, he will present a vision that achieves a qualitative shift for Lebanon.
Former President Amin Gemayel, between one breath and the next, remains present in Lebanon.
The passport of Sleiman Frangieh, the politician, will go much further than the Zgharta district, beyond what was expected.
Something more bitter than expected will temporarily block the view of Caracalla, the family, the troupe, or the festival.
The shadow of an Israeli invasion of Lebanon, one day appearing, two days disappearing.
Ragheb Alama, despite everything that has happened and his knowledge of enemies, allies, and kinship ties, will remain a defining figure in his positions, his art, and his performance.
An aggressive message will be received by Antoun Sehnaoui.
The Lawyers’ Syndicate register becomes a target, with an impact and echo. A state of alert at the lawyers’ house, and the head of the syndicate in the picture.
The Council for Development and Reconstruction will pulse with Lebanon’s revival.
A surprise linked to a sudden matter connected to one of President Joseph Aoun’s trips.
Attempts using artificial intelligence to try to target a judiciary.
The agenda of the coming phase is kneaded with political parties. The dates of some of their leaders are written in invisible ink.
Upside‑down scenes, confusion between Zaitariyeh and Roueissat.
After 50 years and more, events overlap with beauty on the Georgina Rizk road.
Ghaleb Abu Zeinab lives the equation of winner and loser.
Brigadier Fadi Khoury, Head of Airport Security, with his presence and authority, will impose firmness and prestige that breaks everything old.
A ‘legitimate assignment’ will ignite the scene.
The name of Habayshi police station will echo across more than one wave.
Karim El‑Souaid will also enter a cycle of embarrassment and orchestration.
The shipping empire CMA CGM, whose owners are the Saade family, will face a setback.
A mass in Lebanon will resemble neither Saints or a mass. Its events will be etched into memory.
The era of adventures is not over, not in Fadel Shaker’s horizon, nor in his son’s.
Repeated attempts will be made to undermine the Dahr Sa‘ab club.
Israeli breach attempts will penetrate, but will also be counter‑penetrated at the same time.
A trap will be set from within UNIFIL.
The upcoming Independence Day and its scenes will bring surprise after surprise.
More than one scapegoat will be offered in the new season.
Do not fear the 10,452 square kilometers. Fear the entity itself and its composition.
The Sports City awaits two sides racing over its grounds and surroundings.
Beirut’s tram project.
Boulos Abdel Sater is preparing to flip the table.
Yet everyone wants the Patriarch’s resignation, his authority stripped, and his hand tied. News goes up and news goes down. Meanwhile, the Patriarch has one concern and one demand: the neutrality of Lebanon.
The achievements of Major Hussein Dimashq in combating extremism, drugs, and more will not all pass quietly without a price.
Quietly, A minister will be turned over, and the Interior Minister, Ahmad Hajjar, will overturn many assumptions on the ground. He will activate emergency calculations.
Melhem Riachi faces a mission that will move from red signals into a possible forcing attempt.
The Saudi push toward Lebanon will draw closer.
A signal from Mohammed bin Salman will cancel the freeze, break barriers, and flip the scene.
Between a short window of days that must be seized, and a crisis that has dragged on and must end. Between one mandate and another.
U.S. Ambassador to Lebanon, Michael Issa, is, with great credibility, between two options, with no third:
- Success of the mission in quietly surrendering weapons and starting anti-corruption measures, or
- Following the American stance
Drug dealers, detainees, and others and planning for a violent, bloody revenge
From the heart of fame and success, the bell of the Ansar orbit rings for Mohammed Iskandar and his son.
A dangerous and hostile tactic aimed to erase Sayyid Hassan from memory, even if he remains in his grave will fail
A priest will dare.
Dense attention is focused on Dr. Dahesh and his followers and the Dahesh phenomenon.
Dr. MP Farid Al-Bustani approaches it with a new, advanced reading, settling public accounts.
The image of Sheikh Bashir Gemayel and his era moves from memory to the forefront, carefully twisted for special purposes concerning the Patriarch—but not the Patriarch himself.
A famous Lebanese restaurant in the world is scheduled for a strange surprise—not during a feast
This time, but rather a real table discussion with mutated elements. It is truly a mix of three components: sect, sectarianism, and sects, shaking the country once again.
The Shia, together with Lebanon, will cut the lines.
Major and global names will struggle to mediate in Lebanon, but this time they will make a difference, create breaches, and succeed.
New players enter the Lebanese political field, along with new goalkeepers.
The explosion this time will occur in a tourist port, but the place itself is not the target—it will circle and return to the Patriarch’s life with adjustments to the verse and its slogan, they will be the knights of Zamel Al-Jamil, in a new version today, tomorrow, and the days ahead.
At Ain Al-Tineh, in Speaker Berri’s presence, in one hour, zero will be written
All news comes from the Airport President, Engineer Ayman Jaber.
A new page in Khalil Joseph Aoun’s book, with lines not yet clear.
I expect, from the head of the National Center, Ms. Marlan Brax, a series of shocks. Some of us will experience cracks, fragments, and distant impacts.
Hezbollah changes, alongside some of the game’s bases—but the game itself will not change.
The event awaits the memory of October 13.
The Maronite League will carry out the dust from us and restore its role with a long-awaited qualitative shift.
These days will not resemble anything in Bekaa Kafra.
In the presence of Ms. Fairuz, my tongue freezes and all lost predictions fall silent.
The northern regions, inhabited by people of Turkish origin, remain cautious with promises and threats, holding tightly to their security and health reserves.
Through a Riyad Salameh plan, crises must achieve their objectives.
Lebanon will no longer be just appeasing Iran.
All southern and foreign honor will ignite in Naqoura and its surroundings.
A mourning over Lebanese poetry, repeated many times and by many.
The Patriarch and his followers are within the crosshairs of plans and important, weighty matters.
The surprises planned by Bassil Gebran will not overshadow his loyalty. The next phase is delicate. Gebran’s charisma will come into play.
The disagreement over Hezbollah’s weapons will lean more toward the American position than the Israeli one.
I see a Lebanese wedding whose joy will not be fully complete—the wedding itself will be massive.
Rafiq Ali Ahmad, in his gray hair, returns to Lebanese art.
Ghassan Saliba will bring the artistic field alive again. His country knows him, and he knows his country.
The Shia of Lebanon will play and influence the Lebanese economy.
Resistance remains.
George Adwan’s name will explode—heavy artillery caliber.
Lebanese television will advance with strong material support.
Lebanese football is on the doorstep and will reflect the nation and its culture.
Lebanese basketball will rise.
Several Lebanese stars will compete on football fields, and even foreigners will not make it easy.
Minister Leila Solh’s vision of decentralization will remain an elusive dream in Lebanon.
A heavenly wonder, in the context of Hezbollah—this time, a wonder of wonders. It will solve Hezbollah’s problem and its weapons, even at the hands of Mar Charbel.
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Fashion battle will heat up and at its core I see Elie Saab and his son Elie Saab Jr
The situation concerning Miss Lebanon and her king is tense,
Jealousy sending ripples toward Daniela Rahme and her family and their successes.
Mar Charbel of Lebanon will impress Michigan and the American public.
The new storms will overturn climatic expectations.
Father Marwan Khoury’s fight will unleash evil and the devil
President Joseph Aoun, with his right hand, between it and the oath speech,
Judge Jamal Hajar face the targets he is searching for.
The image on one of the screens shakes, and so does its audience and the media.
A high antenna in Achrafieh will lose its head
Aishti’s fame soars and grows. along with caution
President Aoun will play two roles: President of the Republic and psychologist, confronting certain files, cases, and individuals.
The relationship between Presidents Aoun and Salam will appear simple—they interact without gloves, makeup, or anything.
One of the Abraham Accords in the region will touch Lebanon, overturning it and taking it elsewhere.
Basilica of Harissa will lose its calm after some time.
One page in a file of Elie Hobeika will generate an explosive media wave under the Lebanese Cabinet table.
A session of the Council of Ministers will not be ordinary; it will not follow the usual baseline of crisis management.
The reality of one female minister will go against expectations.
On that same list, the name written at the end is Nawaf Salam.
There are many attempts involving Lebanese Army tents inside Palestinian camps.
On land and along the coast of Lebanon, scenes overlap with multiple phenomena and manifestations.
Mohammad Khairy challenges every kind of veto.
In an initial reading of President Joseph Aoun’s secret code, it appears that Aoun has come to sign, to help Lebanon, and to help finalize peace.
A convoy, unclear to me whether civilian or spiritual, will be targetted
The presidential triangle is targeted, with one of its sides wounded.
A Shia figure from Hezbollah, influential and effective within the party.
Hassan Ezzedine mourns one of his departed successes.
Waiting at Sheikh Naim Qassem’s checkpoint, his ring will seal the beginning of the ending between the president and the governor at an unprecedented shake-up at Beirut Municipality.
A judicial uprising is born, generating battles.
Omar Harfouch at a critical station in Lebanon, despite the danger.
Ahmad Hariri attempts to break through the wall of conflict.
Major developments, important Israeli figures appear on Lebanese soil.
The Mar Georges Cathedral and its surroundings go through striking developments.
Despite all measures, the possibility of a breach at the Presidential Palace remains.
One day, we will see the Lebanese Army standing at Sousse, a point resembling one of Beirut’s streets longing for a small clash.
The appearance of an Israeli flag inside or along Lebanon’s borders will not pass quietly.
The Radwan Force returns, in a new form and with new targets.
Not only Israel or America killed Hassan Nasrallah.
Simon Karam steps forward forcefully, leaving a mark.
One day, Lebanese airspace will become disturbed, then slightly blocked.
French intelligence will infiltrate the core of the port explosion file.
The team surrounding President Joseph Aoun will absorb all negativity and targeted attacks against him.
Signs of adjustments and changes in Assaad Nakkad’s way of life.
Media and Hezbollah’s media scene shift backward, step by step.
An uprising between Lebanon and the agreements with Israel, whatever their name, whoever stands behind or in front of them, and whatever they include. In my view, this is no longer an expectation. This time, it has become reality.
It will not be Maxim Chaya who writes a new line on his page. Many will write about it.
President Macron and Riad Salameh, head to head. The rest will follow.
Sheikh Abdel Amir Kabalan, Vice President of the Higher Islamic Shiite Council, extends bridges. Not all of them, but he will try hard.
A reaction to the formation of a new Jumblatt bloc.
Druze capital holders will launch a financial initiative in Lebanon.
A new Druze candidate’s name shakes the mountain slightly and stirs appetites.
President Michel Aoun’s appetite for certain foods will affect his health.
President Michel Aoun’s memory will form a large pasture. Many will remember it now.
Hala Jean Obeid is racing against time. She plans to balance her heart, her work, and her mind.
The era of surprises around Saad Hariri is not over. Saad’s son appears in my vision. This expectation has no fixed time or place.
A fire at Grand Serail of Lebanon.
Empty bank vaults.
Currently, one Israeli bank in Lebanon has targets.
Specifically, there are silk-faced targets dating back to the time of Rafic Hariri, planted in a booby-trapped way across the scene once more.
Tension is boiling in the Deir el-Ahmar area and MP Antoine Habchi does not remove himself from the situation.
You will not believe who among us in Lebanon is part of the big capital heads.
The uncontrolled Lebanese borders will be given boundaries.
The splintered Aouni figures, in an attempt at political and revengeful solidarity, meet halfway.
The Lebanese Forces ministers on the 26th adopt a new identity and a different performance.
Phoenicia Hotel, from every angle, around it, including its surface, will shock observers to the point of astonishment.
I want to tell every woman trying to conceive: the upcoming phase has fertility, and this fertility should not be wasted—this is the opportunity.
Ahmad Al-Mehn, responsible for Hezbollah’s foreign relations, will forget the secret external network—a dangerous network.
Signals waves will be directed toward one of the president’s advisors.
Salim Sfeir communicates with the Association of Banks across a dangerous bridge.
Marwan Khair El Din will be a stabilizing figure for multiple predictions.
A sudden surprise awakens a file about some foreign deposits in the Central Bank of Lebanon. Swiftly, it is protected, blazing, threatening with both explosion and relief.
A sequence of events and key signs appear along the path of the Hezbollah’s Mehdi Scouts
The remaining glimmer of hope for His Excellency the president will explode.
Former president appears with images and memories,
A new secret about Lebanese wine, increasing his local and international fame.
Director General of the Ministry of Agriculture, Louis Lahoud, will be reassured, and we will check on his health.
Lebanese Finance Minister Yassin Jaber, during his term, faces the most critical and dangerous financial documents of Lebanon.
One day, Judge Claude Ghanem will overturn formulas and names. The military court will erupt, generating reverberations within the court.
Time will determine the outcome between Samir Geagea and Faisal Karam.
Someone will overturn the table in Lebanon. This time, it will involve a military figure.
Multiple reasons and popular movements are returning.
Suddenly, foreign hands extend over the Lebanese oil file, shaking it and awakening it from deep sleep.
The Constitutional Council will be disturbed as a result of one of its decisions.
Sidon and its municipalities are in a state of tension
Storms attempt to target the Tayashnaq faction.
Baha’eddine Hariri will cut across bridges—but not all bridges are safe.
Unexpectedly, President Joseph Aoun decides to go beyond both oral and written protocols. He goes far, challenging the MPs.
Nawaf Salam, facing his destiny, even in security matters.
Speaker Berri is twisting amid the storm, trying to catch up and take revenge quietly.
Between a new government and a Parliament session, the scene resembles the past
A hospital room turns into a battlefield.
Ibrahim Al-Saqr will not stop, no matter what he faces.
One of the figures will encounter an aerial attempt.
Tomorrow’s Future Movement will resemble tomorrow itself, imposing a new equation that asserts itself.
A plan to undermine the Prime Minister while attending a social event, conference, or otherwise.
Part of the stages of withdrawal from the five main points, flipping the equation completely.
An explosion in a Lebanese area reminds us of previous mobile explosions.
A shock in a Keserwan stadium.
Speaker Berri will weave a structure around oil and gas, developing the areas where the petroleum phenomenon appears in Lebanon’s mountains.
Two major guests will come to Lebanon: one on the snow or in winter, the other on the coast in summer.
“The one I loved in summer, I loved in winter.”
The southern mechanism will spread in a controlled way across Lebanese regions, using various methods.
Statues of the Virgin and others will perform strange actions, astonishing public opinion.
There will be a wave of attacks on party centers, their leaders, personalities, files, and foundations.
The fear of tomorrow rests with Walid Jumblatt, and he will not be allowed to control his performance.
He will be stronger than ever—time has come, time has come.
Some of the president’s successes will be forgiven.
Yes, Nawaf Salam and Samy Gemayel will reap the fruits of their positions and important tours.
Be careful—many are waiting for Speaker Berri to falter.
Yet Berri is in a different place; he is not as expected, even in his dreams.
Gibran Bassil will be the man of surprises, and some of us will cross Lebanon’s borders.
The port file will explode under Judge Al-Bitar’s hand.
The mountain receives a new identity through its impact.
Timur Jumblatt writes it in black ink.
Tariq’s event will decode the Shiite dual invasion in balance and parallel, openly, in favor of Hezbollah, as much as others can understand the password.
Hezbollah’s weapon will come, revealing the secrets of Lebanese Shiite geography, mapping itself.
Hezbollah prisoners are returning, carrying with them the secrets of Sheikh Naeem Qassem.
His utmost ambition reserves a place near Sayyed Hassan.
Tomorrow, they will not succeed—there is no position because it is legendary.
No matter what they do, the big question remains: does the president suffice?
The answer: he does not suffice.
Rather, why does the president decide that it is enough?
I also have a prediction I want to conclude.
I say, I say my prediction: the outcome of President Trump’s elections in the two rounds he faced here—I said Trump will lose and win at the same time, surrender and not surrender at the same time.
Time will show us.
I want to convey the same prediction I see with Hezbollah—they will win and lose at the same time, surrender and not surrender at the same time.
Time will show you.
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