ARCHITECT
Jamil al-Sayed
Jamil al-Sayed
Member of Parliament / Former General Security Chief
The former Director General of General Security who constructed the Syrian-Lebanese security apparatus that dominated Lebanon post-civil war. Though released from detention in the Hariri assassination case due to 'insufficient evidence', he remains the symbol of the 'police state' era, using intimidation and intelligence dossiers to maintain influence.
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"The dossiers never disappear, they just change hands."
Evidence & Activities
THE SYRIAN PROCONSUL
- Served as the primary enforcer of Syrian hegemony in Lebanon, orchestrating crackdowns on anti-Syrian activists and politicians.
- Reinvented himself as an MP allied with Hezbollah, using his parliamentary immunity to attack judicial investigations.
- Accused of maintaining a private intelligence network to blackmail political rivals.
JUSTICE DELAYED
- Detained for four years in connection with the Rafic Hariri assassination; his release was celebrated by Hezbollah as a victory against 'politicized international justice'.
- Continues to threaten judges and journalists who investigate the security sector's dark history.
End of Dossier
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