Two are the Lebanese indicted in Beirut on charges of trying to organize by order of the Israeli secret services the killing of deputy Bahia Hariri, aunt of Prime Minister Saad Hariri, to provoke chaos in Lebanon during the crisis following the resignation of the same premier last November. The Lebanese daily newspaper Daily Star reports today that the military investigating judge Riad Abu Ghayda has indicted Mohammad Mustafa al Dabet on charges of being an agent serving Mossad and acting under the orders of another Lebanese, Walid al Naqouzi, who lives in Israel that has been indicted in absentia. The Israelis "wanted to take advantage of Prime Minister Hariri's resignation and asked Dabet to prepare a plan to assassinate Hariri MP to shake the country," reads the judge's order. According to the magistrate, Dabet was then to be repaired in Turkey. Saad Hariri unexpectedly announced the resignation of the November 4 from Riyadh, where he remained for about two weeks before returning home and revoking his decision.
