Judicial Appointments: Abbud, Al-Hajj, and Palace Share Power

The article addresses the issue of judicial appointments in Lebanon, which were approved after disagreements within the Judicial Council between the Council's President, Judge Sohail Aboud, and the Prosecutor General, Judge Ahmed Rami Al-Hajj, amid a divergence in priorities between quota-sharing arrangements and personal interests. The most notable amendments included the transfer of several judges and new appointments, while the core idea of reform and holding judges accountable for their performance was largely sidelined. The situation highlights that these appointments were more reflective of political and partisan interests rather than genuine judicial reform goals, with only a limited number of names being designated. Their publication is expected in the coming days.

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