AL-Lino Denies Dahlan Involved in Mieh Mieh Clashes
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Palestinian Armed Struggle chief Mahmoud Issa, who goes by the nom de guerre of al-Lino, denied that sacked Fatah strongman Mohammed Dahlan was involved in the clashes that erupted at the Palestinian refugee camp of Mieh Mieh in the southern city of Sidon.
Al-Lino said in comments published in al-Joumhouria newspaper on Tuesday that Dahlan's role at the camp is merely humanitarian.
In June 2011, the central committee of the Fatah party led by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has voted to expel Dahlan over allegations of corruption and murder.
“Linking the humanitarian aid that Dahlan's wife (Jalila) and the developments that occurred is a suspicious and baseless claim,” he pointed out.
The Palestinian official considered that the “clashes go back to an old issue that renewed over power at the Mieh Mieh camp.”
Eight people were killed on Monday and ten others were wounded in the unrest that started as an individual dispute ten days ago at the Mieh Mieh Palestinian refugee camp.
The armed clash erupted between supporters of Jamal Suleiman's Ansar Ullah group, a close ally to Hizbullah and others of Ahmed Rashid's the Return Martyrs' Brigades.
Palestinian security sources told the newspaper that the Palestinian factions are working on resolving the dispute as soon as possible to avoid any negative repercussions.
“Today the Palestinians are facing an important test and they must assume their responsibilities or else the situation will deteriorate inside the Mieh Mieh camp, which would flare up the rest of the refugee camps,” the sources warned.
- H. K.
- G. K.
08 April 2014, 07:58
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Send the Palestinian and Syrian refugees to Saudi Arabia and the other Gulf/Arab states.
08 April 2014, 11:25
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http://www.mofa.gov.sa/sites/mofaen/saudimissionsabroad/saudiembassiesabroad/asia/pages/embassyid40949.aspx
go and ask them for us, karimo...
no doubt they'll treat them better...
08 April 2014, 11:58
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I am with you on this one Karim, enough is enough. Although I am not advocating sending the Palestinians out of Lebanon in a rushing manner, but it is now high time that the leadership of our country starts talking about it with the Arab countries and under the auspices of the UN. We can do it over a fair period of 5 years, in which every single Arab country will take its fair and proportionate quota. Dumping the refugee problem on Lebanon mostly is causing enormous strains on us all. By some estimates, Lebanon should shoulder no more than 80,000 Palestinians. We must start now if we wish to avoid that big explosion that will inevitable come if we leave the matter unattended forever. The presence of Palestinians in Lebanon is indeed a ticking bomb.
08 April 2014, 13:26
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Maybe Cedre, maybe not, but I am aware that they will be reticent at first. We as Lebanese tend to put a lot of blame on others, in this case the Arabs. Even though what I am about to say will not be sweet, but thence, charity begins at home. It is human nature to dump a problem on the shoulders of others, Kyoto protocol for instance is one such example. In our case, everyone needed a quick solution to the Israeli/Palestinian problem, so it all started with those famous words, go to Lebanon only for this weekend. The problem is not really an Arab or Palestinian one but more so a Lebanese one mainly. If we were decent and straight then no one would have been able to buy us, hence the dumping of the Palestinian problem on our little country. Now if we wish to correct the course, we will have to be firm, consistent and perfectly straight, once the Arabs detect the change, they'll comply duly. Five years should be fair.
08 April 2014, 16:07
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i support them coz they're real friends of lebanon, recognize our sovereignty, invest and donate in our country, help the army, dont have a sectarian policy, dont arm the sunnis, give jobs to 100s of 1000s of lebanese from all confessions, help us no to kill each others, dont export car bombs or terrorists to lebanon, helped us rebuild the south, etc...
08 April 2014, 20:58
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Nata2 zakariahl Banil Shoof, nem, wou fe2, fe2 wou nata2. Rte7lak showay.
08 April 2014, 08:20
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"The armed clash erupted between supporters of Jamal Suleiman's Ansar Ullah group, a close ally to Hizbullah and others of Ahmed Rashid's the Return Martyrs' Brigades."
Why is the terror party arming palestinians?!
08 April 2014, 09:26
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so many "brigades" exist in these Palestinian camps it is pathetic.
The LAF should clean them up
08 April 2014, 15:53
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The last comment explains all this sense of outrage among ordinary Lebanese: who cannot imagine getting hurt trying to stand up for their rights, but can readily imagine hurting others to defend their privileges.
08 April 2014, 19:08
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I am reading the responds from you guys, its sad to feel how ignorance the majority are
It is simple to solve the Lebanese Palestinians problems by simply treat them as a humans give them simple rights an dignity then ask them for responsibilities I my self was born in Lebanon in one of the Palestinian camps I love Lebanon Its in my heart as much as my original country Palestine But we are victims as much as our lebanese brothers
I would like to ask everyone of you when you were born did you have the choice to choose your nationality religion race colour language or what kind of life you want
We all have no choice of so many things in life
I really want you to think before you say any bad thing which is only built ha-tress and more damages instead put yourself in their shoes to know how it feel when you have NO HOPE NO LIFE NO DIGNITY NO FUTURE NO BASIC RESPECT NO SECURITY and YOU HAVE NO CHOICE
Enough in enough my friends
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