Abducted Lebanese freed after $400k ransom paid

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Lebanese citizen Youssef Beshara, who was abducted on Monday, was released on Tuesday after a $400,000 ransom was paid to his captors.

Beshara told OTV after his release that he was kidnapped by unidentified armed men on Monday at 5:30 am in Bsalim in the Metn region .

“The abductors called my daughter and requested a ransom,” he said, adding that the kidnappers “treated me well.”

Beshara also told OTV that he was released near Beirut’s Mar Mikhael church after his daughter handed over the money to the abductors.

Beshara is the brother of the head of the Syndicate of Bakery Owners and owner of Beshara Bakery.

Another Lebanese abducted

LBC television reported on Tuesday evening that that another Lebanese was abducted following Beshara’s release.

Ali Ahmad Mansour was kidnapped in the Beqaa Valley town of Gaza and $15 million ransom was demanded as a condition for his release

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5 responses to “Abducted Lebanese freed after $400k ransom paid”

  1. I thought ransom in Islam is forbidden.

    1. 5thDrawer Avatar

      That’s Takiya for yah, Hannibal. 😉

  2. I thought ransom in Islam is forbidden.

  3. He does not look like a Hezbollah fighter to me… I thought ransom in Islam is forbidden. 

    1. 5thDrawer Avatar

      That’s Takiya for yah, Hannibal. 😉

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