Saad Hariri

Source : Proche & Moyen-Orient, Richard Labévière, 27-11-2017

Naïm Qassem, n°2 du Hezbollah, interviewé par Raphaël Berland lors du tournage du documentaire « Voyage au pays de Bachar »

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“When you make peaceful revolution impossible, you make bloody revolution inevitable.” ~ John F. Kennedy
The geo-political theater around the three-ring circus started by the Saudis yanking Prime Minister Saad Hariri out of Lebanon to get a Royal spanking and then put on his pitiful resignation show, has taken a pause. The Royals have gone quiet, while their own internal power struggle plays out.

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Lebanon’s once and future Prime Minister Saad Hariri has been highly vocal since his return to Beirut, after apparently being held in Saudi Arabia against his will following on from a forced resignation that has now been rescinded.
However, while Hariri continues to speak to journalists, he has refused to offer any details about what actually happened to him in Saudi Arabia during what is regarded almost universally as a captivity.
Press-TV reports,

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Finian Cunningham
Strategic Culture