Beirut: Riot police fire tear gas at protesters as anger grows over port explosion...


Tear gas has been fired in Beirut as people protesting against the government's handling of this week's explosion tried to reach the parliament building.

Riot police took action as about 5,000 people gathered in the central Martyrs' Square and attempted to break through a barrier.

"The people want the fall of the regime," protesters chanted, adding: "Leave, you are all killers."

Makeshift gallows and nooses have been set up.

Sky News correspondent Alex Rossi, who is there, said residents have been "enormously angry" since the explosion happened, adding: "People here want to - metaphorically at least - hang their political class."


...rest of the article...
https://news.sky.com/story/beirut-ri...osion-12045227

"Makeshift gallows and nooses have been set up."


Yes the Anger is solid.

That french man who was wandering around the other day like some messiah has a lot to answer for.

From Ch4HDnews
The Leader of Lebanon (Hassan Diab) has just said
an Election is the only way out of this unrest.


Bank Accounts are Frozen
at this time.

It's desperately sad for that Nation.

How does Macron have a lot to answer for in terms of Beirut?

So true Joey,

They have suffered so much for decades and I fear there are many in the west and the Middle East who will take advantage of this nation who were already on their knees

Beirut explosion: Lebanon PM to resign within hours - as entire government steps down...

Lebanon's Prime Minister Hassan Diab is set to resign within hours after the entire government stepped down.

Anti-government protesters had demanded political change after an explosion in Beirut killed more than 160 people and injured around 6,000 last week.

Lebanon's health minister Hamad Hassan confirmed the government had resigned as he spoke to reporters after a cabinet meeting on Monday.

The cabinet has been under increasing pressure after several ministers quit or expressed their intention to step down in recent days.

Mr Hamad said: "The whole government resigned."


https://news.sky.com/story/beirut-ex...-down-12046586

that's not much use if the replacement is the same or worse which is more than likely

Yes good Move
he's staying
on until a new leader is elected.

A report on Ch4HD News
said that leader staying on as caretaker
means nothing can change.


Also
Hezbollah have control of the ports and airports.