Lebanon just extradited a former Syrian general accused of war crimes back to Syria — a historic move signaling that accountability isn’t fading, even years after Assad’s fall. General Adel Issa, once in charge of key Syrian forces, was arrested at the Syrian embassy in Beirut and faces charges including torture and intentional killings. This marks the first time Lebanon has sent a military officer back since Assad’s ouster. Meanwhile, Syria’s courts continue handing down death sentences to top regime figures — including Assad himself — as justice slowly, painfully unfolds across the war-torn region.
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