Hope for justice is returning in Lebanon as courts advance cases long stalled by political pressure.
Judge Tarek Bitar questioned four retired army officers over the Beirut port explosion, while a military investigating judge issued arrest warrants for two Hezbollah-linked members in the Dahr al-Baidar explosives case.
These steps raise hopes that investigations can hold those responsible to account, regardless of their power or position.
4 Army Officers Questioned Over Port Blast
The investigating judge questioned four retired army officers, bringing the case back into focus after years of delays and political pressure. Investigations are again reaching military officials.
Arrest Warrants for Two He*bollah Members
A military investigating judge issued arrest warrants for Haitham Amhaz and Ali al-Kurdi in the Dahr al-Baidar explosives case, bringing two party-linked members under judicial scrutiny in a state security case.
