After Hariri’s promises
Singer Fadl Shaker waits amnesty decision
Singer Fadl Shaker
Beirut - Michel Hadad
Sources revealed that retired singer Fadl Shaker waits the decision of general amnesty that Lebanon’s Prime Minister Saad Al Hariri is scheduled to issue to surrender himself to Lebanese security forces. They added that the decision to pardon the Lebanese artist will not put an end to his efforts aiming to prove his innocence from the accusations against him.
They added that those who want to include the name of the singer in such a process is aimed at distorting his image and gluing it with groups that he did not belong to.
They said, in a statement to “Arabs Today”, “He believes in innocence from all accusations against him in this issue. All the data indicated that he was not there at the time of the battle, especially since the declarations of some of those who actually participated in the clash showed that he did not participate. Even surveillance cameras inside the Bilal bin Rabah mosque compound did not monitor him.”
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