A total of 49 people have died and 800 have been injured, adding to the hundreds of people who have died in recent Lebanese history, not to mention the more than 4 million people who are still suffering… After eight years, the case does not terminate with the death penalty for the defendant Youssef Diab, as long as the person who stands behind him remains free, far beyond Lebanese boundaries. The relatives of the victims have not forgotten the explosions in Beirut, Akkar, and, most significantly, the eruption of the people’s rage, as long as the fire in Lebanon has not been put out.

The Lebanese are tired of waiting for the rule of law to be applied, as long as the argument of the most powerful party is imposed. Perhaps they have no option but to rise up against the powerful, or wait for divine justice that is more powerful than the one in Lebanon and, of course, the surrounding area.