According to a report by Al-Mahatta, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun received Brigadier General Fadi Kfoury, head of Beirut Airport Security, at the Presidential Palace. The meeting has raised serious concerns regarding the "state of law" that President Aoun repeatedly claims to build, given the extensive allegations surrounding the military official.

Al-Mahatta highlighted a series of active files and suspicions involving Brig. Gen. Kfoury which include British investigative documents linking him to weapons smuggling suspicions, administrative violations at Beirut International Airport, alleged sectarian discrimination using his official position, and the illegal appointment of his wife as a notary public.

Despite the gravity of these claims, no official investigations or legal prosecutions have been initiated against Kfoury in Lebanon.

The report emphasizes that receiving him at the Presidential Palace provides visual political cover from the highest office in the state, directly contradicting President Aoun's oath of office regarding judicial independence, accountability, and the rule of law.

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