Former Lebanese prime minister Saad Hariri greets supporters during a rally on Martyrs' Square in Beirut marking the 21st anniversary of the assassination of his father, Rafic Hariri. Saad Hariri indicated that his party (Future Movement) would contest upcoming elections, four years after he stepped back from public office. It was unclear whether Hariri plans to run himself | Roya News English

February 14 marks the anniversary of the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafic al-Hariri, who was assassinated in a powerful explosion near #Beirut’s St. George Hotel. The explosion killed 21 people, wounded hundreds, and accelerated political polarization that intensified sectarian divisions. With extremists initially assuming responsibility, then Syria facing political accusations, which years later morphed into allegations directed toward the Resistance, which denied involveme

Watch: Al Arabiya recreates late Lebanese Prime Minister #RafikHariri's final moments before the assassination, as a UN-backed court reads the verdict on four #Hezbollah members charged with carrying out his assassination, 15 years after his death. https://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/middle-east/2020/08/18/Lebanon-braces-as-UN-tribunal-starts-reading-verdict-in-Hariri-killing-case.html | Al Arabiya English

🇱🇧Today, February 14, marks the 15 year anniversary of the assassination of #Lebanon's former prime minister Rafik Hariri. Hariri was killed by a car bomb in 2005, killing 21 others. His death caused a 'political earthquake' in Lebanon, and some consider the country to still be recovering ⤵️ | FRANCE 24 English