Arab Tawhid party chief, former Minister Wiam Wahhab described Wednesday the events that occurred last Saturday as being a battle against corruption, calling on the state to rule and the law to be the cover.
In a press conference, Wahhab stressed that there is no enmity with the Progressive Socialist Party, but political dispute.
Speaking of Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri, Wahhab said that “his front has become stained with blood,” adding that “Alaa Khwaja and the likes of him have drowned Hariri in corruption.”
“We regret being informed that Hariri set up screens inside his home the night of al-Jahilieh invasion to witness what was probably my murder,” he added.