Syria Accused Again of Killing Hariri, Hizbullah would be Disarmed in a year
Mustaqbal Movement leader Saad Harri renewed accusation to Syrian President Bashar Assad”s regime of killing his father, ex-Premier Rafik Hariri.
"I would accept whatever the international tribunal would decide," Hariri said in an interview with an Italian newspaper.
"What I know is that no one in Syria can do such a thing without the knowledge of the president and senior officials of the regime," Hariri added.
Disarming Hizbullah could happen in a year time … but everything should happen through dialogue, not through weapons."
Hizbullah, according to Hariri, "did not achieve victory in Beirut. We have an election law that they do not approve to, we have a president whom they always opposed."
"Their militiamen should have been withdrawn and they should pledge not to deploy them against us again," Hariri said.
Hariri said he has confidence in President Michel Suleiman.
Told that Suleiman was appointed Army Commander during the Syrian ea, Hariri said: "Even my father was premier during the Syrian era, but despite that they killed him."