Beirut: Lebanese newspapers are abuzz with headlines indicating an escalating political rivalry as the nation grapples with electoral uncertainties. An-Nahar reports that the electoral rivalry is intensifying, with various factions making moves perceived as attempts to disrupt the government. The ongoing political maneuvers have become a focal point in the country's complex political landscape. According to National News Agency - Lebanon, Saad Hariri recently emphasized the importance of national unity during an Iftar at Dar Al-Fatwa. His statement "Lebanon First, Above All" underscores a call for prioritizing national interests amidst the electoral tension. This sentiment was echoed in Al-Joumhouria's coverage, which highlights the ongoing debate over whether to proceed with or postpone elections. The Quintet, a group of influential political figures, reportedly understands the timeline for the next phase of the electoral process, thereby playing a crucial role in shaping Lebanon's political future. Meanwh ile, Al-Akhbar sheds light on Hariri's meeting with Nabih Berri, where discussions about potential alliances took center stage. This meeting is seen as a strategic move to sketch the framework of Hariri's political alliances, which could significantly impact the upcoming elections. Nidaa Al-Watan, on the other hand, features an international dimension, reporting on former U.S. President Donald Trump's apparent perception of Lebanon's crisis as an issue that can be easily resolved. This perspective adds an external viewpoint to the already intricate political dynamics within the country.