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التيار الوطني الحر
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The parliamentary voting session that ended without passing the general amnesty law has shown that the issue has become heavily linked to political and sectarian calculations, especially after Sunni factions rejected amendments related to including Sheikh Ahmed Al-Asir. This led some blocs to boycott the session and members of the Lebanese Forces to leave, resulting in the loss of the legal quorum. The debate centered on the suffering of detainees, particularly Islamists, and the dividing line between those calling for amendments to ensure equality and those arguing that blocking the law deprives hundreds of beneficiaries of settlement deals. Ultimately, the law remains pending due to political and sectarian disagreements, with events confirming that its passage requires broader consensus among the involved parties. There is also divergence among deputies regarding the scope of the law and the mechanisms related to it.
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