Decades-Long Detention of George Abdallah Ends, Yet Questions About Justice and National Security Remain

For over four decades, George Abdallah remained confined in France, serving a life sentence for his involvement in the assassination of two diplomats—one American, one Israeli. Now, at age 74, the Lebanese militant has finally been released under strict conditions that require him to leave French soil permanently. But what does this development mean for those who have long suffered from acts of terror abroad—and for America’s standing as a defender of justice?How Long Will Globalist Indulgence Undermine Justice?Abdallah was convicted for conspiracy in the murders of U.S. Army Lt. Col. Charles Ray and Israeli diplomat Yacov Barsimantov in Paris...