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The Fourth Criminal Court in Damascus sentenced former Syrian Grand Mufti Ahmed Badr al-Din Hassoun to life imprisonment after convicting him of committing crimes aimed at inciting civil war and sectarian violence. The court clarified that the actions carried out by Hassoun constituted crimes against humanity and war crimes, and it decided to deny him clemency, suspend the execution of the sentence, and prohibit parole due to the severity of the crimes committed. This decision was based on evidence showing he received funds and religious support to justify security operations and the use of explosive weapons against civilians. These rulings are part of the broader context of the violent events in Syria, with the actions classified as threats to national security and stability.
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