In roughly one day, the gates of freedom opened from two directions: from the general amnesty law signed by President Joseph Aoun, to the release of prisoners and detainees from Israeli prisons. In both cases, the state proves that its path, however arduous and slow, remains the best way for the Lebanese to escape the hell of "resistance" and enter the realm of freedom and justice. Following the release of citizen Malik...
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In roughly one day, the gates of freedom opened from two directions: from the general amnesty law signed by President Joseph Aoun, to the release of prisoners and detainees from Israeli prisons. In both cases, the state proves that its path, however arduous and slow, remains the best way for the Lebanese to escape the hell of "resistance" and enter the realm of freedom and justice. Following the release of citizen Malik...