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Kuso Okamoto's Journey from Tokyo to Beirut
Kuzo Okamoto, known as the Japanese Ahmed, the only political refugee in Lebanon, passed away. He was a member of the Japanese Red Army and participated in the Lod Airport operation in 1972, after which Israel captured him and sentenced him to 13 years in prison. After his release, he moved to Lebanon and was granted political asylum in 2000. He continued to live there in complete secrecy, away from the media and the spotlight, until his recent death. Details about his daily life and his residence remain unknown, and he was buried in the Shatila refugee camp according to Islamic customs, amidst ongoing mystery surrounding his final days and the arrangements made to meet his needs.
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