The arrest issue of Archbishop Moussa Al-Hajj is still interacting, and is taking an upward trend, represented by sharp stances issued by the extraordinary meeting of the Permanent Synod of Maronite Bishops of Diman Church, during which the meeting demanded the removal of Judge Fadi Akiki, and the accountability of all those responsible for insulting the Archbishop, and the return of all aid that was withheld to their owners, and close this case immediately.
Patriarch Bechara Boutros Al-Rahi’s stances were supported by the majority of political and religious parties that flocked to Al-Diman to announce their discontent with what happened.
Dismissal of the government commissioner to the military court, Fadi Akiki, has become a serious matter, in addition to a review of the military court’s powers. So, what are the legal frameworks for his removal?
And thus, in a country controlled by Hezbollah, which is dictating dangerous orders to the judiciary and security services, and legitimizing the entry of weapons, money and smuggling across the border, it is undoubtedly time to put an end to this militia and its practices within the state.