Former Lebanese premier criticizes foreign intervention
Lebanon-Regional, Politics, 10/10/2005

Former Lebanese Prime Minister Omar Karami said condemned the decision of foreign intervention in his country's internal affairs as presented by the US and France to the United Nations is an Israeli decision, adding that all its article reflect Israel's demands.

Karami, in a statement during the opening ceremony of "Rashid Karami International Fair" in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli on Sunday, said "the implementation of the decision by force would destabilize Lebanon, and then nobody knows how things will develop or lead to."

He added that a serious sedition would fall upon Lebanon if the report of the international investigation committee into the assassination of former Premier Rafik Hariri is built on certain political objectives and intentions.

The former Lebanese premier called on all Lebanese to beware of foreign plots that target the national stability.

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