Justice without truth fuels politicization

The article discusses the Beirut Port explosion case and raises questions about the responsibility of former President Michel Aoun. It attributes a criminal liability to a leaked legal opinion, suggesting he was aware of the presence of ammonium nitrate but did not take action. The article clarifies that the President of Lebanon is not directly responsible for managing the port or storing hazardous materials, and that judicial responsibility requires a careful interpretation of actions and powers legally defined. It emphasizes that justice cannot be achieved through political favoritism or premature judgments, and that criminal responsibility depends on legal texts and direct actions, highlighting the importance of reading the full judicial document before issuing conclusions. The article reiterates that justice must respect the law and authorities to ensure truth, warning against politicizing the case beyond the bounds of legality.

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