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Jreissati expected to replace Hahhas as Labor minister

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Retired Lebanese judge Salim Jreissati, is expected to replace former Labor minister Charbel Nahhas according to al Liwa newspaper sources

Like Nahhas ,Jreissati is also a Free Patriotic Movement member. FPM is headed by MP Michel Aoun, a close ally of the Iranian and Syrian backed Hezbollah.

The head of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL)’s defense office, Francois Roux, appointed Jreissati as one of the counsels of the defense office to provide the defense lawyers with assistance in challenging the STL’s legality.

Eight defense lawyers were named by STL to represent the four Hezbollah members indicted by the STL in the murder of former PM Rafik Hariri

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6 responses to “Jreissati expected to replace Hahhas as Labor minister”

  1. MekensehParty Avatar
    MekensehParty

    chi becharrif
    so the communist and his 60’s economical theories is finally out only to bring a kiss ass defending terrorists in an international tribunal as a minister.
    SOOOOOOOOO proud of lebanon!!

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    Anonymous

    chi becharrif
    so the communist and his 60’s economical theories is finally out only to bring a kiss ass defending terrorists in an international tribunal as a minister.
    SOOOOOOOOO proud of lebanon!!

  3. yazidi Avatar
    yazidi

    oh wow another pet!! wonderful now nasarshytan got a lot of animals barking around his sewage hiding place sharing the toilet water waste!!

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    Anonymous

    oh wow another pet!! wonderful now nasarshytan got a lot of animals barking around his sewage hiding place sharing the toilet water waste!!

  5. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    The STL is not illegal … providing defence lawyers is legal … and if it’s a guess that al Liwa seems to be making, one could hardly expect Aoun&Nasty to want someone who thought in ‘secular’ mode.

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    Anonymous

    The STL is not illegal … providing defence lawyers is legal … and if it’s a guess that al Liwa seems to be making, one could hardly expect Aoun&Nasty to want someone who thought in ‘secular’ mode.

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