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Lebanese military court charges 7 over fatal UNIFIL peacekeeper attack

BEIRUT: Lebanon’s military tribunal on Thursday charged seven people over a December attack that killed one Irish soldier serving in a United Nations peacekeeping force, three Lebanese judicial

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