Jumblat rejects "the amnesty law for clients residing in Israel" … What did he say?

Walid Jumblatt, leader of the Progressive Socialist Party, said via Twitter: "The signals indicate an intention to violate the judicial badets and to try to introduce semi-customary provisions with regard to some parties, personalities and activities and a tendency to adopt an amnesty law for clients residing in Israel at the expense of the sacrifices made by all parties.and the currents that resisted the occupation and were tortured under tents. "

The fact that the contained signals indicate their intention to violate judicial access and attempt to establish semi-customary provisions towards certain parties, personalities and activities and towards an amnesty law for resident clients in Israel at the expense of the patriotic sacrifices of all the parties and all the currents that resisted the occupation and were tortured under tents pic.twitter.com/ZuHl9NHzBz

– Walid Jumblatt (@walidjoumblatt) July 31, 2019