Syria hands to Lebanon suspected assassins’ car

09 Jul 2007

Syria has handed to Lebanon a car Beirut authorities believe was used in last year’s killing of a Christian cabinet minister, security sources said on Monday. Lebanese investigators have concluded that al Qaeda-inspired militants of Fatah al-Islam were behind the Nov. 21 assassination of Industry Minister Pierre Gemayel, the sources said. Full Story

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