Lebanese Internal Security Chief Warns of Political Impact on Stability
In less than nine months, if the current political deadlock in Lebanon persists, the management of the Internal Security Forces (ISF), a pivotal sector in the country's security, will transition to interim management. This pattern follows that of many other affected official institutions due to the presidential vacancy. Fundamental Christian factions have declined to make appointments in the absence of a president. Nine months from now, give or take a week, the General Director of Lebanon’s ISF, Maj. Gen. Imad Othman, will reach the retirement age.
Source: aawsat.com
