Hlod: No amnesty for army attackers
The former President Emile Lahoud's article discussed his opposition to the adoption of the amnesty law, considering it a repetition of the approach of leniency towards criminals that began in 1990, which led to neglecting the victims. He criticized the attempt to prevent the Minister of Defense from delivering his speech, emphasizing that the Lebanese people are being wronged and that solutions should be proposed outside the sectarian framework and away from electoral calculations. Lahoud called for a focus on the rights of the military and addressing national challenges, especially in light of continued Israeli attacks on Lebanese territory, affirming that history will not forgive those who pardoned the attackers of the Lebanese army.
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