Ayyub justice delayed 15 years resolved
The efforts to pass the general amnesty law in Lebanon have resulted in the achievement of long-awaited justice, after a delay of 15 years in its implementation. The law allows Lebanese families who fled to Israel after the liberation of the south in 2000 — including those who did not serve in the military or security services — to return to their homeland through the issuance of implementing decrees that had been stalled throughout that period. This law reflects Lebanon’s acknowledgment of the rights of its citizens and aims to facilitate their return, representing an important step toward strengthening national justice and social reintegration.
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