Hezbollah Protest Against the Beirut Port Blast Judge Turns Deadly

Rindfleisch
Published on Oct 15, 2021
A protest organised by Hezbollah against the judge leading the probe into last yearâ€™s Beirut blast turned deadly on Thursday when snipers opened fire on protestors. At least seven people have been killed. Many fear Lebanon could be once again heading in the direction of a civil war.

Guests:

Jad Ghosn
Journalist specialising in Lebanese politics

Mona Alami
Atlantic Councilâ€™s Rafik Hariri Center for the Middle East Fellow

Bachar El-Halabi
Middle East and North Africa Analyst at Clipper Data LLC

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