Developments in the unlicensed construction case in Ramish: the judicial system summons Father Najib al-Amil for statements that affect sovereignty Local sources in the town of Ramish in the south of the country reported that members of the police station in the city stopped construction work without a license carried out by father Najib al-Amil, while applying the applicable laws that require obtaining official licenses before starting any work. The information shows that after the work stoppage, attempts were made to pressure Judge Jessica Shahod to pass the violation on the justification of difficult living conditions and citizens, but the judicial system insisted on fully implementing the law. The case developed after Al-Khoury stood his ground and insisted on continuing the construction, while basing his words on referring to the Israeli side by saying that "the Israelis are doing the same thing", which the judicial authority saw as a deviation from the legal frameworks and hostility of a foreign party, which prompted Judge Shahud to publish an official request to summon him and open his investigation. On the other hand, the Ramish Municipality issued a statement clarifying that Father Najib's words were only intended to emphasize that there is no escape from the state and its institutions, and declared its sympathy with him and demanded that the subpoena be cancelled. This event opens the door for questions among observers and media persons about the limits of compliance with the official laws and the legal consequences of raising the issue of dealing with or receiving the support of external parties in light of the current political and security conditions.