An armed clash took place on Tuesday evening between
supporters of the militant group Jund al-Sham and Fatah members in the
southern refugee camp of Ain el-Hilweh, the state-run National News
Agency reported."The clash took place after Jund al-Sham supporters attacked a Fatah office in the camp,” the NNA said.It detailed: “Shells and machine guns were used in the fighting.”LBCI television said that one person was wounded in the
clash, remarking that the fighting erupted after security cameras were
targeted with gunshots.Meanwhile, al-Jadeed television revealed that a number
of the Taamir neighborhood residents have fled their houses and took
refuge in the Mousalli mosque to avoid the armed clashes.Ain el-Hilweh, the largest Palestinian camp in the
country, is home to about 50,000 refugees and is known to harbor
extremists and fugitives.By long-standing convention, the Lebanese army does not
enter the country's 12 refugee camps, leaving security inside to the
Palestinians themselves.
[ed notes:jund al sham,enemy of lebanon and syria,and palestinians..also see...
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