Dengan penuh gairah dan dengan bersemangat penganuat agama najis Islam itu
terus saja saling berbunuhan.. Tidak mengherankan, karena agama najis Islam
yang barbarbar itu TIDAK melarang kekerasan, TIDAK melarang hukuman mati, TIDAK
melarang perang. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-23903366
Middle East
30 August 2013
Last updated at 15:06 GMT
Lebanese clerics charged over deadly Tripoli bombings
Lebanon
has charged two religious clerics over bombings which killed at least
42 people at two mosques in the northern city of Tripoli last week.
Sheikhs Hashem Minkara and Ahmad Gharib, along with three
other men, are suspected of forming an armed cell to attack government
institutions.
The clerics are thought to have close ties to a Sunni group linked to
Syria.
The Tripoli blasts are considered the deadliest attack in Lebanon since
the end of the civil war in 1990.
More than 400 people were injured in the explosions , which took place
shortly after Friday prayers ended on 23 August.
War in neighbouring Syria has raised sectarian tensions between the
city's Sunni Muslim and Alawite communities.
'Terrorist acts'
Military prosecutors accuse Sheikh Gharib and another Lebanese
man of setting up a cell "to carry out terrorist acts in Lebanon, with
the aim of killing political and religious figures".
Sheikh Minkara meanwhile is alleged to have known about the Tripoli
attacks and "not having alerted authorities".
The court also charged two Syrians, including an army
officer, in absentia for placing the bombs outside the al-Taqwa and
al-Salam mosques in Tripoli.
Correspondents say the speed in naming and charging suspects
is unusual in Lebanon, where many political assassinations remain
unresolved.
Tripoli, a city of nearly 200,000 people and Lebanon's second
largest, is one of the country's most volatile sectarian fault lines,
with a small Alawite population living in the midst of a Sunni majority.
The Alawite community tends to support Syrian President Bashar
al-Assad, with Sunnis mostly backing the rebels fighting him.
Observers say the targets of last Friday's attacks may have
been two preachers known for their opposition to the Syrian government
and its Lebanese ally, Hezbollah.
The explosions occurred a week after after a car bomb in a Shia
district of the capital Beirut killed 27 people.
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