Below are the most prominent coverage headlines until 12 noon, Beirut capital time: Basil warns Hezbollah of entering a new war and confirms: the relationship with it is "not good". The head of the Free Patriotic Movement, MP Gavran Basil, warned of the dangers of escalating Israeli aggression against Lebanon, given that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be more brutal after the elections if he wins, which "is seen from the brutality he is facing now." Following the Jordanian attacks on Daraa, Syria decided to close the Nassib border crossing, the Syrian General Authority of Ports and Customs announced today, Tuesday, the closure of the Nassib border crossing with Jordan, and a complete suspension of passenger traffic and trade in both directions, due to the current conditions and developments on the ground in Daraa Governorate, in the south of the country. An American scenario to keep Netanyahu in power even if he loses the elections The Washington Post revealed that circles in the administration of US President Donald Trump are exploring ways to keep Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in power, even if he loses the elections, by proposing the formation of a national unity government that would bring him together with his opponent, Gadi Eisenkot. Netanyahu, after reports that Zamir refused to carry out his orders: I can't bear to see him! The dispute between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has escalated, amid estimates that the chances of Zamir remaining in his post will be slim if Netanyahu forms the next government after the elections, according to what was reported on Israel's Channel 12.