Original sentence: In response, Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora announced that he would ask the United Nations Security Council to investigate Syrian complicity in the deaths of Tueni and other prominent anti-Syrian figures
Edited sentence: In response, Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora announced that he would ask the United Nations Security Council to investigate the deaths of Tueni and other prominent anti-Syrian figures.Many blame Syria for the assassination.Other crimes blamed on Syria include the assassination of PM Rafik Hariri, Minister Bassel Fleihan, and Communist Party leader George Hawi, along with the failed attempts against Minister Marwan Hamadeh, and legislator Elias Murr.Syria has also been accused of threatening many other anti-Syrian journalists and politicians, notably An-Nahar columnist Samir Kassir, killed in his booby-trapped car, and LBCI television anchorwoman and journalist May Chidiac whose assassination attempt failed but left her maimed.Syria has long been trying to control the media and oppress the freedom of speech of the Lebanese people by tightening its grip on newspapers