Hariri: If "Israel" Rejects Inquiry, It would be Convicted

After Hizbullah Secretary General His Eminence Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah's press conference, PM Saad Hariri had a number of urgent phone calls to follow up and base on what Hizbullah Secretary General said, in a way that benefits internal cohesion and justice at the same time, Lebanese As-Safir Newspaper reported on Thursday.

In the same context, the paper pointed out that PM Hariri met with the Saudi King Abdullah on Wednesday in Riyadh, after meeting with French President Nicolas Sarkouzi on Tuesday.

According to the paper, PM Hariri notified his close ones that Sayyed Nasrallah's speech is very important and sensitive, and that he strongly supports putting in all the required time and effort to give this new investigation course a chance and use it until the end.

Hariri said that the international tribunal should seriously consider Sayyed Nasrallah's proposal and examine it, indicating that his speech represents the majority of the Lebanese's point of view. It also includes information and documents that can't be passed over.

Any neglect to this information will cause a problem, he said, adding, "I personally support investigating it, because being the Prime Minister and the avenger of blood I'm concerned with Knowing the truth."

Hariri assured that if Sayyed Nasrallah's evidences and data required inquiring "Israel" and the last do not respond, for me, it will turn from being a suspect into being a convict.