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Monday 16 Mar 2015 - 15:13 Makkah mean time-25-5-1436  Lebanon’s Justice Minister Ashraf Rifi Beirut, (IINA) - Lebanon’s Justice Minister Ashraf Rifi Monday accused Hezbollah of involvement in money laundering and international corruption, saying that some of their members are being kept under close surveillance, Lebanese Daily Star news reported.
Rifi's remarks appeared to imply that the expulsions targeted Hezbollah-linked individuals after the United Arab Emirates' on weekend deported more than 70 Lebanese citizen’s.
In an interview with Saudi daily Al-Watan, Rifi said a number of suspected money launderers linked to Hezbollah group had been arrested inside Lebanon, and that the Lebanese authorities were closely coordinating with Saudi Arabia to keep Hezbollah’s suspected operatives away from the kingdom.
“A number of Hezbollah members are involved in big corruption and money laundering cases around the world,” Rifi said.
“Many facts had been registered revealing the party’s outlawed (activities) and evasion of customs fees and taxes at ports and the airport,” Rifi added.
SM/IINA
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