Former Prime Minister Najib Mekati rejected via Twitter, on Sunday, “any attack against the Premiership position or the person of Prime Minister Saad el-Hariri,” considering it “unacceptable” while supporting citizens’ legitimate right to demonstrate and express their opinions.
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