Al-Akhbar learned that the archdiocese of Haifa, the patriarchal procurator for Jerusalem, the Holy Land, Amman and the territories of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Archbishop Musa Al-Hajj, was arrested a few days ago in Amman for more than five hours and subjected to a thorough search, before being able to continue his journey (his entry into the territories was not later confirmed. occupied). Interestingly, one of those whose resurrection occurred when general security arrested Archbishop Al-Hajj at the Naqoura crossing on July 18 for transporting money and medicine from clients to their families in Lebanon swallowed the their language. Neither Bkerke nor anyone else commented on the affair, knowing that the arrest of Al-Hajj while coming from the occupied territories triggered an escalation that reached the request for the dismissal of the government commissioner from the military court, Judge Fadi Akiki, and accusing him of treason. Over the course of two weeks, popular, political and parliamentary delegations made a pilgrimage to the patriarchal building in solidarity with the Maronite patriarch Bechara Al-Rai, who considered the issue a political message and a targeting on him, on the Church Maronite and its role in Lebanon and the East. The case was used to attack Hezbollah and hold him responsible for the bishop’s arrest. And press information indicated that General Security asked Hajj during his travels about his destination, and when Judge Akiki was reviewed, the latter allowed him to leave on condition that he participated in an interrogation with him. within a maximum period of 4 days after his return to Lebanon, because he missed a session called for the investigation with him.
