Hariri won’t quit today

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Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri is shown during his meeting at Dar el Fatwa. Following the meeting The Supreme Islamic Sharia Council said in a statement after its meeting which was headed by the Mufti of the Republic, Abdel Latif Derian, and in the presence of Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri, “we listened to Hariri, who briefed us on the obstacles facing the formation of the government, and there are those who push the crisis into the abyss.”
He stressed that “there is indifference, , and confusion among those who control the necks of the Lebanese.”

Several Lebanese media reports predicted that Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri has given up on the task of forming a cabinet and intended to submit his resignation today

But according to reliable sources Hariri is expected today to meet with the Grand Mufti of the Lebanese Republic, Sheikh Abdul Latif Derian, and the former Prime Ministers to discuss the latest developments in the government formation process.

Hariri will reportedly issue statement after the meetings, stressing the need to facilitate his mission and insist on implementing the constitution.

A source close to Hariri’s Center House revealed that “the meetings are for consultation purpose for updating the Grand Mufti and former prime ministers on the status of the government formation process

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10 responses to “Hariri won’t quit today”

  1. Jaafar Ghatchboni, a former senior SLA member, landed in the Beirut airfield yesterday, presenting an American passport (he has American citizenship).
    The security services at the airport arrested him and he was transferred to the care of the military police in Lebanon.
    There are many Hezbollah operatives seeking revenge against him and a arrest warrant against him in Lebanon.
    U.S. officials are now putting heavy pressure to release him.
    For those who remember March 2020, encountered a similar incident in which the US ultimately rescued Amer Fakhuri by helicopter in a military operation that rocked Lebanon in those days and drew much criticism for the US’s “violation of sovereignty”

    1. Sources in Lebanon estimate: This is probably a special rescue operation carried out by the United States to expel Amer Fakhuri from Lebanon.
      A helicopter arriving from Cyprus landed at the American embassy in Beirut and took off after a few minutes.
      It will be recalled that Amer Fakhuri, who was the commander of Al-Khiyam Prison during Israeli rule in southern Lebanon and was charged with torture and killing Hezbollah operatives. He was acquitted in the military court in Lebanon two days ago to the conspicuous displeasure of Hezbollah supporters https://t.me/abualiexpress/21394

      1. Lebanon – USA

        And if you thought that what I have been blabbering on about here for the past two days about Amer Fakhuri is a trivial matter, then here is President Trump, himself, referring to the affair and somewhat “burning” the Lebanese government in the eyes of its public and Hezbollah supporters. Trump thanks the Lebanese government for “working with the Americans” to bring about Fakhuri’s release.
        Earlier in the day, Nasrallah devoted most of his speech to the issue of Fakhuri’s release and smuggling from Lebanon, claiming that there was no deal with Hezbollah on the issue (after allegations were made in Lebanon against Hezbollah that he was involved) and that Hezbollah did not know of any deal in Fakhuri’s case.
        Lebanon, for its part, has invited the U.S. ambassador to Lebanon for a clarification call in light of Fakhuri’s smuggling from the U.S. embassy, ​​while an air closure (for the sake of Corona) is imposed on Lebanon https://t.me/abualiexpress/21431

        1. Appendices of the affair of the smuggling of Amer Fakhuri from Lebanon. Former prisoners from the Fakhuri period in Al-Khiyam prison last night shot dead Antoine al-Khaikh, one of Fakhuri’s aides in prison, due to their anger over Fakhuri’s smuggling from Lebanon. He was killed in Sidon https://t.me/abualiexpress/21460

        2. Appendices of the affair of the smuggling of Amer Fakhuri from Lebanon. Former prisoners from the Fakhuri period in Al-Khiyam prison last night shot dead Antoine al-Khaikh, one of Fakhuri’s aides in prison, due to their anger over Fakhuri’s smuggling from Lebanon. He was killed in Sidon https://t.me/abualiexpress/21460

      2. Lebanon – USA

        And if you thought that what I have been blabbering on about here for the past two days about Amer Fakhuri is a trivial matter, then here is President Trump, himself, referring to the affair and somewhat “burning” the Lebanese government in the eyes of its public and Hezbollah supporters. Trump thanks the Lebanese government for “working with the Americans” to bring about Fakhuri’s release.
        Earlier in the day, Nasrallah devoted most of his speech to the issue of Fakhuri’s release and smuggling from Lebanon, claiming that there was no deal with Hezbollah on the issue (after allegations were made in Lebanon against Hezbollah that he was involved) and that Hezbollah did not know of any deal in Fakhuri’s case.
        Lebanon, for its part, has invited the U.S. ambassador to Lebanon for a clarification call in light of Fakhuri’s smuggling from the U.S. embassy, ​​while an air closure (for the sake of Corona) is imposed on Lebanon https://t.me/abualiexpress/21431

      3. Lebanon – USA

        And if you thought that what I have been blabbering on about here for the past two days about Amer Fakhuri is a trivial matter, then here is President Trump, himself, referring to the affair and somewhat “burning” the Lebanese government in the eyes of its public and Hezbollah supporters. Trump thanks the Lebanese government for “working with the Americans” to bring about Fakhuri’s release.
        Earlier in the day, Nasrallah devoted most of his speech to the issue of Fakhuri’s release and smuggling from Lebanon, claiming that there was no deal with Hezbollah on the issue (after allegations were made in Lebanon against Hezbollah that he was involved) and that Hezbollah did not know of any deal in Fakhuri’s case.
        Lebanon, for its part, has invited the U.S. ambassador to Lebanon for a clarification call in light of Fakhuri’s smuggling from the U.S. embassy, ​​while an air closure (for the sake of Corona) is imposed on Lebanon https://t.me/abualiexpress/21431

      4. Lebanon – USA

        And if you thought that what I have been blabbering on about here for the past two days about Amer Fakhuri is a trivial matter, then here is President Trump, himself, referring to the affair and somewhat “burning” the Lebanese government in the eyes of its public and Hezbollah supporters. Trump thanks the Lebanese government for “working with the Americans” to bring about Fakhuri’s release.
        Earlier in the day, Nasrallah devoted most of his speech to the issue of Fakhuri’s release and smuggling from Lebanon, claiming that there was no deal with Hezbollah on the issue (after allegations were made in Lebanon against Hezbollah that he was involved) and that Hezbollah did not know of any deal in Fakhuri’s case.
        Lebanon, for its part, has invited the U.S. ambassador to Lebanon for a clarification call in light of Fakhuri’s smuggling from the U.S. embassy, ​​while an air closure (for the sake of Corona) is imposed on Lebanon https://t.me/abualiexpress/21431

  2. Jaafar Ghatchboni, a former senior SLA member, landed in the Beirut airfield yesterday, presenting an American passport (he has American citizenship).
    The security services at the airport arrested him and he was transferred to the care of the military police in Lebanon.
    There are many Hezbollah operatives seeking revenge against him and a arrest warrant against him in Lebanon.
    U.S. officials are now putting heavy pressure to release him.
    For those who remember March 2020, encountered a similar incident in which the US ultimately rescued Amer Fakhuri by helicopter in a military operation that rocked Lebanon in those days and drew much criticism for the US’s “violation of sovereignty”

  3. American pressure affected very quickly this time. Paddy Akiki, a Lebanese military court judge, released Jafar Ghatchoni, a former SLA member arrested in the Beirut field.
    The judge ordered Gachboni to deposit his Lebanese passport but left his American passport in his hands

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