Retired General Discusses Security Secrets

The article traces the career of retired Major General Charles Atta in the field of Lebanese security, focusing on his expertise in counter-terrorism and crime. It highlights his role in managing sensitive issues such as the assassination of Rafik Hariri, kidnappings, and dismantling terrorist networks. It illustrates how Charles Atta participated in the liberation of Zahlé after the 1981 war, entered D suburb of Jdeideh after the 1983 Mountain War, and worked to restore trust among different confessions and promote Christian-Druze coexistence, emphasizing his success in handling difficult missions. The article also details how his career evolved to include leadership roles in prominent security agencies, describing complex security operations he supervised and his involvement in sensitive investigations, such as uncovering the communications network responsible for Hariri's assassination. It points out his ability to manage difficult situations and crises, leaving a clear mark in the fight against terrorism, before retiring and taking on other roles in civil society. Additionally, it reveals previously undisclosed secrets and stances concerning some of the most significant security operations in Lebanon.

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