Lebanon, Syria, Saudi in Danger
Justice Minister Ibrahim Najjar on Saturday said Syria should have made public the outcome of its investigation into the killing of Hizbullah commander Imad Mughniyeh in February.
Najjar made the remark in a radio interview in answering a question about his assessment of the car bomb blast that killed 17 people and wounded 14 in southern Damascus earlier in the day.
"Had they made public the outcome of the investigation people would have been able to know who is targeting Syria," Najjar said.
He said Lebanon, Syria and Saudi Arabia are "in danger."
"One of the sides that oppose peace and stability in the region is behind these threats," Najjar added without elaboration.
He criticized Free Patriotic Movement leader Michel Aoun for describing Premier Fouad Saniora as "the treasury thief."