The Hague Special
Tribunal for Lebanon today charged four members of the Lebanese Hezbollah with
the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri and 22 others
in a truck bomb attack nearly nine years ago. (Al Arabiya, 16 January)
Prosecutor Norman
Farrell told the Special Tribunal that the evidence in the case included large
amounts of data from mobile phones allegedly used by the Hezbollah suspects to
plan and execute the bombing.
“The attackers used an
extraordinary amount of high explosives, far more than necessary,” Farrell
said. “It is not that the perpetrators did not care if they killed their fellow
citizens. They intended to do so.” (Al Arabyia, 16 January)
File photo: Former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri, assassinated on 15
February 2005. (AFP)
5 comments:
another POOR job by this respected institution,giving a wrong judgement on an incident which has its players known far and wide!.
you don't know jack, buddy.
despite everyone knowing that Hezbollah committed the murders in association with their friends, Assad and the Ayatollah, there still must be a trial and a verdict at law.
"Everyone knowing"? Can you prove that?
it'll be proven in court.
In other words Anonymous January 19, 2014 at 9:16 AM, no.
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