'We Don't Want Wars'

摘要

Last February, when former Lebanese prime minister Rafiq Hariri was assassinated, his son, Saad, 35, was working in his fa-ther's huge business empire and living in Saudi Arabia. Today, things are differ-ent Lebanon, freed from Syrian rule, is holding its first free election. Hariri is heading up the slate of candidates widely expected to win the most votes. But the question is, will he become prime minister or will he appoint a technocrat while he learns the ropes ? Last week Hariri sat down in his Beirut office for an interview with NEWSWEEK'S Lally Weymouth.