Jimmy Gabor Faces Rifi in Amnesty Fight

Deputy Jimi Jbour criticized his colleague, Deputy Ashraf Rifi, for promoting the general amnesty law, reminding him that he held responsibilities related to prisons and courts, and did not take actions to expedite trials or organize prisons during his tenure as an official in charge of them. Jbour confirmed that the amnesty law was enacted in 2005 by the parliamentary council when a broad coalition leadership was in power, and stated that his stance within the Strong Lebanon Bloc supported the release of non-convicted Islamist prisoners. He warned that Rifi's talks about sectarian divisions are unwarranted. Additionally, Jbour discussed the situation of military personnel, urging Rifi to accurately describe the feelings of soldiers and their families, and affirmed that his position reflects a just approach to handling the issue.

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