Below are the most prominent coverage headlines until 16:00. Beirut time:
Al-Alwani's office reveals the details of his last hours and demands that the justice system reveal those involved in his murder.
Today, Wednesday, the media office of the former Iraqi member of parliament, Ahmed al-Alwani, published an official statement in which he calls on the Lebanese security authorities to thoroughly investigate the case of the murder of the member of parliament, and to expose those involved in the commission of the crime.
More than a million people in Lebanon face severe food insecurity.
The Ministry of Agriculture, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the World Food Program revealed that more than one million people in Lebanon face high levels of acute food insecurity, classified as crisis stage or worse.
Yedioth Ahronoth: Israel is preparing for a new round with Iran, intense and without guarantees.
Israel is preparing for the possibility of a new round of conflict with Iran, against the background of Israeli assessments that the next battle, if it breaks out, will not be a copy of previous conflicts, after both sides worked to learn lessons and examine military capabilities and plans during past operations.
Israeli forces expel the olive pickers and burn their lands in the countryside of Quneitra.
Today a patrol room of Israeli forces west of the town of Al-Rafid in southern Quneitra. They looked for olive harvest workers and drove them from agricultural lands, and also prevented them from continuing to work.
Initial understandings in the Abu Dhabi talks on Ukraine and Kushner is going to Moscow to meet Putin.
Chief Russian negotiator Vladimir Medinsky announced that a common understanding was reached on several issues during the peace talks on Ukraine, which ended today in Abu Dhabi, and indicated the agreement to hold additional meetings and reaching understandings on a large-scale prisoner exchange process.