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"... if Syria wanted to “suddenly start cooperating with Interpol, I have no doubt Israel would be happy to offer warrants for the Hamas leader, Khalid Meshaal, or any of maybe 1,000 people wanted in Israel, Europe or the United States that openly live in Syria”.....
The decision to indict the officials stems from a belief in Damascus that while Saudi Arabia has been willing to reconcile, its allies in Lebanon have not. Anonymous Syrian officials, who appeared to be speaking on behalf of the regime, said that the move was intended to push Mr Hariri into more decisive action to investigate the “false witness” Many in the region believe that an indictment of Hizbollah for the murder of a prominent and well-liked Sunni leader could lead to sectarian violence in Lebanon....
In a statement that went unnoticed at the time, a pro-Syrian newspaper based in Beirut, Al Diyyar, warned more than a week ago that Syrian authorities were running out of patience with the investigation by the justice minister, Ibrahim Najjar, and might act on their own. "
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