أحمد حسون ليس مثلهم! أحمد كامل يكشف السر | الدولة مع فاتح حبابه

In this episode of the "State" podcast, journalist Fatih Hababa hosts journalist and human rights activist Ahmed Kamel to analyze the ongoing trials in Syria, particularly those of former Grand Mufti Ahmed Badreddin Hassoun, Wassim al-Assad, and Atef Najib. The discussion explores the reasons behind targeting Hassoun specifically, rather than other religious figures who supported the regime. It also examines the fundamental difference between "absolute justice" and "transitional justice," and whether these trials are progressing quickly enough to bring relief to the Syrian people. To support our continued work and content development: Become a member of the State platform    / @aldawla.channel   Episode Topics: A legal and political analysis of Ahmed Hassoun's trial. Why aren't religious figures from other sects being prosecuted despite their involvement in incitement? The concept of "transitional justice" and whether it's the best path for Syria's future. Personal recollections and stories from inside the regime's prisons revealing the brutality of academic and media intimidation tactics. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel and activate the bell to follow our upcoming episodes, and share your opinions in the comments about the course of justice in Syria. 00:00 Episode Introduction: Scene from Ahmed Hassoun's trial 03:20 Welcoming guest, Professor Ahmed Kamel 04:00 Implications of the trials of Wassim al-Assad and Atef Najib 05:25 Hassoun's trial: Between justice and the bitterness of discrimination 06:20 Why Hassoun alone? The stance of religious figures towards other sects 11:20 A perceptive analysis of the legal charges against Ahmed Hassoun 14:20 Are international sanctions sufficient? The absence of the death penalty 16:10 "A state within a state": The revolutionaries' suffering with the remnants of old laws 18:10 Are the trials merely a "farce" or conclusive evidence of guilt? 22:45 Ahmed Hassoun's journey from the People's Assembly to the "General" Mufti 26:20 Stories of lies and manipulation in Hassoun's political career 28:40 Was Hassoun a decision-maker in the "genocide"? 34:15 Other instigators who have yet to face justice 35:35 The difference between absolute justice and transitional justice 40:45 Assessing the speed of the justice process in Syria compared to other countries 42:45 Prosecuting organized crime and militias 46:00 Stories of individual revenge and the difficulty of proving charges 51:45 From the court of this world to the court of the hereafter 54:00 Episode conclusion: The inevitability of the oppressed's victory #Ahmed_Hassoun #Syria #Explore #Fatih_Hababa #State_Podcast #podcast #Ahmed_Kamel #Ahmed_AlSharaa #news #syria