A Lebanese court will try a man holding dual Lebanese-Australian citizenship later this month for alleged links to Al-Qa’ida.
Lebanese authorities arrested 41-year-old Mohammad Ramez Sultan in September, according to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
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ABC believes Sultan was one of three people arrested, the others were a Lebanese and a Saudi.
The three men have been charged with forming a group to carry out criminal acts and undermine state authority.
Sultan left Lebanon for Australia in 1988, became a citizen three years later and left the country in 1997.