Israel to Release Five Lebanese Prisoners as Gesture
Israel is reportedly planning to release five Lebanese prisoners on September 3rd as a political gesture amid ongoing negotiations with the Lebanese government. The Arabic-language Israeli website WazCam reported the intended release, stating the prisoners would be returned to Lebanon.
Saudi channel Al-Hadath, citing its sources, further reported that Malik Kamal Ghazi would be handed over to Lebanon via the Naqoura crossing in the near future. His release is described as a "goodwill gesture."
Ghazi, 20, was reported missing in October 2025 in the Ein-Ata area of the Rashaya district. He had reportedly gone out on his motorcycle to exercise in the mountains and lost contact.
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