Air transport to Jordan suggested for Ashraf Dabour
The article discusses the developments in the case of the former Palestinian ambassador to Lebanon, Ashraf Dabour, after the Lebanese judiciary acknowledged the fact that he was requested for extradition by the Palestinian authorities to face charges related to financial misconduct and abuse of power during his diplomatic tenure. The judiciary has recommended approving the extradition, which would be carried out through an ordinary decree signed by the Minister of Justice, the Prime Minister, and the President. Guarantees have been included to ensure that Dabour will not be subjected to torture or retaliation, in accordance with Lebanese laws and international agreements. The transfer will be conducted by air from Beirut to Amman, then by land to Ramallah, with security coordination and the presence of a liaison officer from the Palestinian embassy. No prior approval from Israel is required for entering the Palestinian Authority territories.
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