Lebanon's Higher Judicial Council

The article discusses the Lebanese government's efforts to refer the case of the explosives shipment, which was seized on the Dahr al-Baidar road at the beginning of this month, to the Council of Justice— the highest exceptional judicial authority—for investigation and trial. This step aims to classify the case as a threat to the state's security, given its sensitivity and severity, especially after the government issued a decision in March 2026 to ban military and security activities by Hezbollah. The article explains that the Council of Justice handles only cases referred to it by decree from the Council of Ministers, with judges appointed according to specific legal procedures, and their rulings are final and cannot be appealed. It also highlights that the case is considered one of the most serious crimes the court reviews, particularly due to its connection to public safety and national security. Referring the explosives case to the Council of Justice is a measure related to sovereign and internal security matters, and it is based on a political decision by the government.

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