⋯ Five years after the case, the military court convicted two lieutenant-colonel officers handing them a fine of 280,000 (181$) each, and a brigadier general for a fine of 140,000 LBP (92$).
This is one of many times the army shot and killed Hezbullah or Amal protestors.
This is one of many times the army shot and killed Hezbullah or Amal protestors.
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⋯ Similar events also happened 4 years earlier in 2004, when protests started in the poorest neighborhoods of Dahyeh, Hay Al-Selum, where locals protested the hike in gasoline prices.
6 were shot dead and more than 20 injured by the Lebanese army, at Rafic Al-Hariri's orders.
6 were shot dead and more than 20 injured by the Lebanese army, at Rafic Al-Hariri's orders.
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⋯ One of those killed that day in 2008, was a Hezbullah field medic identified as Mustafa Amhaz (Dima).
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⋯ From Baabdat, Metn
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⋯ Beit Salibi, Western Beqaa
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⋯ From Shamstar, Baalbek
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⋯ Jabal El-Sheikh
On this day in 2004, Hezbullah liberated 431 from Israeli prisons after it successfully kidnaped and swapped several IDF soldiers including a colonel with high security clearance.
Freed:
- 400 Palestinian
- 23 Lebanese
- Arabs and a German
Freed:
- 400 Palestinian
- 23 Lebanese
- Arabs and a German
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