Prominent Tripoli Fighter Wounded in Assassination Bid

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Amer Arish, the so-called “commander of al-Beddawi frontier” in Tripoli, was wounded on Friday in a failed assassination attempt.

Unidentified attackers opened fire and hurled a hand grenade on Arish outside his shop in al-Beddawi, state-run National News Agency reported.

The man was rushed to hospital after he was wounded in the attack, NNA said.

Around seven people were killed and 30 others wounded in clashes that erupted on March 20 between the rival Tripoli neighborhoods of Jabal Mohsen and Bab al-Tabbaneh.

Tripoli has been witnessing deadly clashes between supporters and opponents of the Damascus regime for several years now.

The majority of Bab al-Tabbaneh residents are Sunni and back the revolution against Syrian President Bashar Assad, while Jabal Mohsen's residents are mainly Alawites from Assad's sect.

Comments 8
Thumb benzona 29 March 2013, 23:16

Hopeless nation. That's why ALL weapons should be the property of the army.

Missing alhajjaj 30 March 2013, 00:21

May god give them against the enemies

Missing alhajjaj 30 March 2013, 00:21

Victory

Thumb neons 30 March 2013, 01:35

less-emissions, carbon free lebanon

Thumb Chupachups 30 March 2013, 08:25

i'm sick of your comments always trying to defend these salfists.

Thumb Chupachups 30 March 2013, 08:26

akkar, i have read what phoenix has said in a previous article and i agree with him 100%...

how could u support these salafists?

Default-user-icon Beydoun (Guest) 30 March 2013, 10:55

Because of the Islamic hadith where the prophet s.a.w said:
"Cut the moustaches short and leave the beard".

Thumb sarkis 30 March 2013, 20:05

Phoenix, 3anjad, i dont mind you pointing stuff out likes , i tend to agree, but lets be ensure to remember both sides, as it stands, no matter what you say, hezballah is the major clear threat, we understand others come into account, but do not compare street gangs with organised well oiled war mchines with the backing of a state power