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Hezbollah info may delay indictment by 1 -2 months

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As-Sharq al-Awsat newspaper reported on Sunday that Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL) Prosecutor Daniel Bellemare might delay the issuing of the tribunal’s indictment, which was initially expected in September, after Hezbollah submitted its information on the 2005 assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.

Asharq al-Awsat was told by its source on Sunday: “Bellemare and his team are dealing very seriously with the documents … and this may take up nearly two months, which means delaying the indictment to late October or mid-November at the latest.”

“The indictment will be issued at the end of the investigation after reaching damning evidence and it will not be related to political developments in Lebanon or the region,” the paper added.

Attorney General Judge Said Mirza received last Tuesday from Hezbollah a file containing the information requested last week by the STL pertaining to the murder of Rafik Hariri.

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8 responses to “Hezbollah info may delay indictment by 1 -2 months”

  1. George Haddad N.J Avatar
    George Haddad N.J

    That shows you if true STL is going to delay its ruling that’s being more than Fair. Those are attacking it are only trying to get away with murder plain and simple. Now they’re trying also to overthrow the gov’t of hariri so its will not provide any funds for the tribunal and also withdraw the lebanese judges. They’re trying very hard to demolish the STL. I hope and pray it will not happen. Otherwise justice will not be served. However if its only turned out that it indicts hezbollah members and not syria then the justice is not totally served.

  2. George Haddad N.J Avatar
    George Haddad N.J

    That shows you if true STL is going to delay its ruling that’s being more than Fair. Those are attacking it are only trying to get away with murder plain and simple. Now they’re trying also to overthrow the gov’t of hariri so its will not provide any funds for the tribunal and also withdraw the lebanese judges. They’re trying very hard to demolish the STL. I hope and pray it will not happen. Otherwise justice will not be served. However if its only turned out that it indicts hezbollah members and not syria then the justice is not totally served.

  3. Tony A Avatar
    Tony A

    i agree with you george 100 million billion trillion percent.

    i’ve been saying this for quite a while. if they only indict HA then thats a joke. with all the spies they’re catching, there’s no way tht israel wasnt involved.

    israels plan was yo kick syria out, dismantle HA, force lebanon to peace, push more palestinians here and israel gets what it watns.

    well, it aint going there way and i hope we catch more spies.

    funny i’m not hearing anything about the spies who are getting caught. who is interrogating them? what info are they giving? when will they be tried?

    all i hear is that they have been sentenced to execution with no other details as to the findings.

    i’m very sure that HA knows something or hariri knows something cos why would gaegae all of a sudden offer what he’s offering even though i love the offer?

  4. Tony A Avatar
    Tony A

    i agree with you george 100 million billion trillion percent.

    i’ve been saying this for quite a while. if they only indict HA then thats a joke. with all the spies they’re catching, there’s no way tht israel wasnt involved.

    israels plan was yo kick syria out, dismantle HA, force lebanon to peace, push more palestinians here and israel gets what it watns.

    well, it aint going there way and i hope we catch more spies.

    funny i’m not hearing anything about the spies who are getting caught. who is interrogating them? what info are they giving? when will they be tried?

    all i hear is that they have been sentenced to execution with no other details as to the findings.

    i’m very sure that HA knows something or hariri knows something cos why would gaegae all of a sudden offer what he’s offering even though i love the offer?

  5. jadm Avatar
    jadm

    Let’s explore motives for killing Hariri:

    Syria and Isreal both had motives and both are fully capable of executing such a high tech assasination.

    Syria could have done it through its secret intelligence with the aid of HA and Isreal could have done it through its Mosad and its obviously broad network of spies.

    Who will benefit the most from the assasination of R. Hariri…well it is defintely Isreal not Syria…look at the reprocussions after R. Hariri murder all was to the favor of Isreal and never to the favor of Syria. In this case if Syria did…well then they miscalculated big time and theu scrued up big time as they have shot themselves in the foot big time, and If Isreal did it then I am sorry to say well done in terms of getting what you want which is almost starting another civil war and pushing Syria out of Lebanon(Well done = well planned (: unfortunately for us)

    Could they both agreed for once and decided to kill R. Hariri…very unlikely, but one of them definitley did it….

    Guys it is a dead end, Isreal will never be indicted in such a murder and it is clear that there is no intentions from the STL to exert any pressure on isreal, USA and even france to give any serious evidence that would unveil this mystory. Syria is a strategic player in the region and even the Isreali peace on the boarder player, so they wouldn’t touch it unless they are ready politically to get rid of it. We will be ending up getting the indictment on one of the tools used by one of the two suspects, that is HA if Syria indirectly to be indicted or the spies for Isreal but not Isreal alone and not Syria alone.

    I say justice will not be served, and i am being very optimistic

  6. jadm Avatar
    jadm

    Let’s explore motives for killing Hariri:

    Syria and Isreal both had motives and both are fully capable of executing such a high tech assasination.

    Syria could have done it through its secret intelligence with the aid of HA and Isreal could have done it through its Mosad and its obviously broad network of spies.

    Who will benefit the most from the assasination of R. Hariri…well it is defintely Isreal not Syria…look at the reprocussions after R. Hariri murder all was to the favor of Isreal and never to the favor of Syria. In this case if Syria did…well then they miscalculated big time and theu scrued up big time as they have shot themselves in the foot big time, and If Isreal did it then I am sorry to say well done in terms of getting what you want which is almost starting another civil war and pushing Syria out of Lebanon(Well done = well planned (: unfortunately for us)

    Could they both agreed for once and decided to kill R. Hariri…very unlikely, but one of them definitley did it….

    Guys it is a dead end, Isreal will never be indicted in such a murder and it is clear that there is no intentions from the STL to exert any pressure on isreal, USA and even france to give any serious evidence that would unveil this mystory. Syria is a strategic player in the region and even the Isreali peace on the boarder player, so they wouldn’t touch it unless they are ready politically to get rid of it. We will be ending up getting the indictment on one of the tools used by one of the two suspects, that is HA if Syria indirectly to be indicted or the spies for Isreal but not Isreal alone and not Syria alone.

    I say justice will not be served, and i am being very optimistic

  7. Tony A Avatar
    Tony A

    your reasoning is logical jadm

  8. Tony A Avatar
    Tony A

    your reasoning is logical jadm

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