TagsTagsLebanon ruthlessly crushed the “militants” of the Nahr al-Bared “refugee camp,” killing (at least) dozens of civilians and hundreds of Islamists and tossing them into mass graves, and wiping out the entire camp. But nobody’s demanding United Nations investigations, nobody’s accusing Lebanon of war crimes, and nobody’s yelling about ...
That Palestinian “refugee camp” in north Lebanon, home to the Al Qaeda-linked Fatah al-Islam and about 40,000 “refugees,” has been completely wiped out by the Lebanese army. NAHR AL-BARED, Lebanon (Reuters) - Three Lebanese soldiers were killed in pitched battles with al Qaeda-inspired militants at a Palestinian refugee camp on Sunday ...
In one of the most ridiculous utter whitewashes perpetrated by mainstream media in the past week or so, the International Herald Tribune published this absurd piece about Omar Bakri Mohammed, now trying to reinvent his image as a “peacemaker.” Prepare for nausea: Muslim radical shows moderation, or at least tact. After ...
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In northern Lebanon, we’re seeing a demonstration of what Thomas Friedman named “Hama Rules,” the only rules that matter in the Middle East—i.e. no rules at all, just the brutal exercise of power: Death toll climbs as camp battle heats up in north Lebanon. And if this were Israel attacking a ...
Twenty-three of the jihadis killed by the Lebanese army in that Palestinian “refugee camp” were from Saudi Arabia. Riyadh, Asharq Al-Awsat- Secretary-General of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) factions and head of Fatah Movement in Lebanon, Brigadier General Sultan Abul Ainain, informed Asharq Al-Awsat that 23 Saudi members of Fatah al ...
LGF, Lebanon, Beirut, Bombing, Palestinians, Refugee Camp, Fatah al-Islam, Saudi Arabia
One of the four Australian Muslims arrested in Lebanon may actually be a leader of the Syria-linked Fatah al-Islam terror group. A FORMER Sydney taxi driver detained in Lebanon on suspicion of having links to terrorists has been identified as a possible leader of the al-Qa’ida-linked outfit, Fatah al-Islam. A Tripoli car ...
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The horror of racial profiling has even reached the idyllic Middle Eastern paradise of Lebanon. I blame Bush. Lebanon to Stop Issuing Visas-On-Arrival to Arabs. Lebanon on Friday was reportedly considering stopping issuing entry visas to Arab citizens at the airport in a bid to prevent any terrorist infiltrations into the ...
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Here’s an excellent piece by Jonathan Kay on the fighting in that Palestinian “refugee camp” in Lebanon, and the world’s reaction to it: Jenin comes to Lebanon. So where is the outcry? Last week, the Lebanese army attacked a squalid Palestinian refugee camp that’s become infested with Islamist suicide terrorists and ...
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Feel like reading a puff piece about an Al Qaeda terrorist who has formed a gang that aspires to wipe out the Jews? The Associated (with terrorists) Press is always happy to oblige: Family speaks of Fatah Islam leader. AMMAN, Jordan - Shaker Youssef al-Absi, the Palestinian who heads a shadowy ...
LGF, Lebanon, Beirut, Bombing, Palestinians, Refugee Camp, Fatah al-Islam