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Moratorium on executions had already been in place for 22 years
Controversial property company rebuilt destroyed downtown in wake of civil war
Deaths come after Israel launched strikes accusing Hezbollah of breaching ceasefire
Aggression causes Rome talks between Israel and Lebanon to end early on Wednesday, but US says they will start again on Thursday
Lebanese delegation to report progress in first three villages at seventh round of negotiations
Glimmer of hope for victims' families after minister says prosecutors finalising results of investigation
Order followed claims by former central bank chief's lawyers that his health had deteriorated after being arrested and taken to prison on Friday
Salameh is accused of embezzling millions of dollars from Banque du Liban
Israeli occupation and regional attacks have left some among the diaspora unable to return
Under Lebanese law, citizens and residents are banned from direct dealings with Israelis
Residents face up to 10 hours without electricity daily in Tripoli and surrounding areas
Majority of Lebanon's parliament - 86 out of 128 members - sign letter to UN Security Council
Scheme is meant to lead to Israeli withdrawal and eventual Hezbollah disarmament
Security official says first priority is demining operations in the town
Lebanese officials say two of the three villages listed by State Department already had no Israeli military presence
