This is How the State Goes Around The Law to Protect Hezbollah From The Juridical Council

The government is delaying the referral of the Dahr al-Baydar explosives case to the Judicial Council, citing ongoing investigations—even though the law does not require their completion and similar cases were referred within days.

The claim that no explosion occurred also raises legal questions: an attempted crime can still carry responsibility when the legal conditions are met.

Following MP Hassan Fadlallah’s acknowledgment that the shipment was linked to Hezbollah, the delay raises suspicions that legal arguments are being used to shield the party from accountability.