Today he lives in a heavily guarded compound in the mountains north of Beirut | Asked who was behind the attack, one of Mr |
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For this he was tried in a proceeding widely criticized by international-rights bodies, and in 1994 he became the only militia leader imprisoned for his actions during a conflict in which no faction had clean hands | He spent the next 11 years in a tiny cell three floors beneath the Defense Ministry |
Geagea, the Cedar Revolution meant freedom—literally.
27And Lebanon is once more hostage to outside actors, mainly Iran and its proxies | |
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gave their backing to the protesters, and the hated Syrians decamped for Damascus on April 30 | It was through such means that the pro-Iran camp gained the political veto it wields today |
The Lebanese parliament granted Mr.