Official diplomatic sources reveal that the decision of the US State Department, which was notified by Ambassador Nada Mowood, to consider the Consul General in Detroit, Ibrahim Sharara, an unwelcome person on American soil, "is not justified for the reasons that motivated its decision." The decision was also given on Friday, late after work, and Sarara was given only 48 hours, which happened to be the weekend, to leave the country.
Question marks have been raised regarding the decision of the US Department of State to consider persona non grata in its territory, since this step, although it is the right of the country to which the diplomat is authorized, in accordance with the Geneva Convention, "is considered the maximum measure that can be taken, and is usually preceded by a warning, drawing attention or comments to the diplomat, especially since the countries of Lebanon are considered friendly, and especially to the countries of Lebanon. We are constantly told by the powerful people in Lebanon, led by the President of the Republic Joseph Aoun and the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Yusuf Raji, and everyone who represents this political team.