Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri has submitted his resignation to the country's president following days of anti-government protests.
Hariri says he has reached a "dead-end" after unprecedented protests paralyzed the country.
After the long-awaited statement, Lebanese protesters took to the streets in celebration.
Earlier on Tuesday, supporters of Hezbollah attacked a protest camp set up by anti-government demonstrators, tearing down tents and roadblocks.
Banks have closed for the tenth straight day, adding pressure to an already-troubled economic situation.
Rami Khouri, a senior public policy fellow and professor at the American University of Beirut, joins us live from Boston to discuss the latest updates.
