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Preparations for the Complaint Against Israel
The Daily Star - 27/10/2006 -



Mirza discusses planned case against Israel with magistrate.



A meeting was held Thursday between State Prosecutor Said Mirza and the head of the Justice Ministry's Disputes Committee, Magistrate Beshara Matta, to discuss evidence concerning Israel's alleged war crimes in Lebanon. According to a ministerial decision made on October 2, Lebanon is to file a complaint with international judicial bodies against Israel and some of its military and political officials for purportedly perpetrating war crimes and crimes against humanity during its summer offensive on the country.

The government has assigned the Justice Ministry to determine before which international court Lebanon would file the complaint.

A statement issued by the Justice Ministry following the meeting said the two magistrates discussed the outcome of cooperation between the different public institutions to gather evidence about Israel's aggressions and alleged war crimes.

The statement added that "a big number of public institutions have not yet submitted any documents in this matter, despite a request from the State Prosecution to do so."

Mirza has asked all state institutions, as well as military and security bodies, to gather all available evidence and data and present it to the State Prosecution.

A statement issued by Rizk said "any evidence would help in preparing the lawsuit and submitting it as soon as possible."

The statement added that the ministry was contacting several international law firms in order to "choose the adequate firm that would be assigned to deal with the case."

Separately, the human rights department at the Beirut Bar Association is organizing a conference scheduled for Tuesday about the role of the United Nations in Lebanon.

The conference will be held at the association's headquarters in Beirut at 3 pm, in cooperation with the UN.

The UN secretary general's representative, Geir Pedersen, and the representative of the UNIFIL commander are expected to attend the conference.

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Salah Jafar wrote:
> Preparations for the Complaint Against Israel
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> Mirza discusses planned case against Israel with magistrate.
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> A meeting was held Thursday between State Prosecutor Said Mirza and the head of the Justice Ministry's Disputes Committee, Magistrate Beshara Matta, to discuss evidence concerning Israel's alleged war crimes in Lebanon. According to a ministerial decision made on October 2, Lebanon is to file a complaint with international judicial bodies against Israel and some of its military and political officials for purportedly perpetrating war crimes and crimes against humanity during its summer offensive on the country.
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> The government has assigned the Justice Ministry to determine before which international court Lebanon would file the complaint.
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> A statement issued by the Justice Ministry following the meeting said the two magistrates discussed the outcome of cooperation between the different public institutions to gather evidence about Israel's aggressions and alleged war crimes.
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> The statement added that "a big number of public institutions have not yet submitted any documents in this matter, despite a request from the State Prosecution to do so."
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> Mirza has asked all state institutions, as well as military and security bodies, to gather all available evidence and data and present it to the State Prosecution.
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> A statement issued by Rizk said "any evidence would help in preparing the lawsuit and submitting it as soon as possible."
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> The statement added that the ministry was contacting several international law firms in order to "choose the adequate firm that would be assigned to deal with the case."
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> Separately, the human rights department at the Beirut Bar Association is organizing a conference scheduled for Tuesday about the role of the United Nations in Lebanon.
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> The conference will be held at the association's headquarters in Beirut at 3 pm, in cooperation with the UN.
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> The UN secretary general's representative, Geir Pedersen, and the representative of the UNIFIL commander are expected to attend the conference.

It is about time some of the ZioNazis were hanged for the crimes they
comitted. Many German military men after WWII, were executed for much
lesser crimes than the two genocides against the Lebanese people
comitted by the Israeli Defecation Fiends!