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by Elder of Ziyon
Hamas supporters in Gaza. Photo: Tasja via Wikimedia Commons.
From Ya Libnan:
A senior Palestinian official with the mainstream Fatah organization was killed on Tuesday in a car bomb explosion in the southern city of Sidon.
General Fathi Zaidan and four others died and two bodyguards, were injured in the blast near Ain el-Hilweh Palestinian refugee camp.
Zaidan, who is nicknamed “Zorro”, is the security official with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’ Fatah group who runs the Mieh Mieh refugee camp.
The army’s forensics unit later arrived at the scene of the explosion and cleared away scorched body parts lying near a car in flames, said an Agence France Presse correspondent at the scene.
Ziadan’s body parts were taken to al-Hamshari and Sidon state hospitals, said the state-run National News Agency.
His body parts were taken to two different hospitals?
The head of the joint Palestinian security force in Lebanon Mounir al-Maqdah told LBCI TV that before the blast, Zaidan attended a meeting in Mieh Mieh during which he asked for increased security measures at the camp.
Fatah gunmen have recently clashed with Islamic extremists in Ain el-Hilweh, the largest of 12 refugee camps in Lebanon.
Ain el-Hilweh has become the scene of score-settling between several factions, and a breeding ground for extremist groups that have flourished on the back of the poverty afflicting the camp.
And why are they so poor, I wonder? Oh, that’s right: because of how Lebanon treats them.
Meanwhile, in Gaza, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine burned up and trampled on images of Mahmoud Abbas. (See below.)
They would have such a peaceful state if only Israel would just disappear.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGgQRc0DFP4
