Syrian general faces life threat in detention

Retired Syrian Brigadier General Adel Issa is still being held in a cell at Beirut Prison, despite the absence of any official documentation justifying his detention or an arrest warrant against him. It is possible that this situation results from American pressure aimed at pursuing him or silencing voices opposing Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Palestine. Unprecedented diplomatic and judicial interferences are evident, with clear involvement from foreign embassies and violations of legal protocols. This reflects the dominance and exploitation of the Lebanese judiciary by the United States and external influences. There are also concerns that Issa may face violence, considering the likelihood that some detainees are aware of his identity, especially given the lack of protective measures for him. Meanwhile, the Dabbour family is demanding that he not be handed over to Palestinian authorities.

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