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Prisoner's act continues despite truth
The session of the Lebanese Military Court of Cassation, scheduled to try Ahmad al-Assir and the detainees involved in the 2013 Abra incident, was postponed to November 26 after the judiciary and security agencies learned that one of the defendants, Abdel Baset Barakat, had been handed over to Syrian authorities and would not be present. Despite this, the defense team and media personnel attended and created the impression for the public that the session would proceed and that evidence proving al-Assir’s innocence would be documented, even though everyone knew it would be delayed. The postponement was due to political and judicial disagreements related to the general amnesty bill, which could change the fate of the detainees and allow the release of many, reflecting the ongoing complexity and theatrical nature of the political and judicial proceedings in this case.
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