Basile Questions Army’s Dual Role

The article presents criticisms from Gebran Bassil, leader of the Free Patriotic Movement, regarding the Lebanese government's measures concerning the general amnesty law. He considered that limiting pardons promotes impunity and damages justice, noting that Lebanon has previously abolished the death penalty. He called for respecting the rights of the oppressed, questioning the government's contradictory stance in demanding military efforts against Hezbollah and terrorism while granting amnesty to killers of the people. He pointed out that the new law reflects politicization and leniency toward criminals, which weakens the state's ability to combat crimes and enforce the law.

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