Future Movement says Killing of Mohamed al Hujeiri doesn't return soldiers back

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Future Movement issued on Tuesday a statement condemning the killing of Mohamed al-Hujeiri whose body was found earlier today on the tomb of slain soldier Mohammad Hamieh in the Taraya cemetery after being kidnapped in Baalbek.

“The killing of al-Hujeiri doesn't return the soldiers back," the statement added.

The movement considered the killing as “failing to do justice to the national sacrifices made by the Lebanese soldiers, and paves the way for threats affecting national peace and serves the aims of terrorist groups responsible for kidnapping "our soldiers and killing some of them."

It also called upon the Lebanese government and politicians to intervene to avert any possible strife in this concern, and stressed the necessity to adhere to the logic of state and its institutions by considering them “the sole side prone to restore the rights under the ceiling of law.”

Earlier on Tuesday, the body of Hussein Mohamed al-Hujeiri was found Tuesday on top of martyred soldier Mohammad Hamieh’s grave in Lebanon’s Tarya.

Earlier this week, Mohammad was kidnapped in Balbek’s Ras El-Ain, after he had taken part in a United Nations-sponsored meeting aimed to discuss the Syrian refugee crisis.

Future Movement says Killing of Mohamed al-Hujeiri doesn't return soldiers back

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