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Clashes broke out between PLO fighters from the camps of Tel al-Zaatar and Jisral-Basha and the Kataeb in the area of Dekwaneh |
Clashes broke out between Palestin Liberation Organisation fighters and Phalangists in the town of Dekwaneh
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clashes spread to other areas, now between Christian militias and Shi’a Lebanese supported by Palestinian fighters in the Shi’apopulated areas such as Chiyah and Nabaa.2 |
Clashes spread to other areas between Christian militias and Shi’a Lebanese who aligned with the PLO
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Following the assassination of a Palestinian man in downtown Beirut, between 30 and 50 Christian civilians were summarily executed in the area of Bashura in West Beirut |
Following the assassination of a Palestinian man in Beirut, around 50 Christian civilians were executed in the area of Bashura in West Beirut.
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Five civilians were killed and 12 wounded in the crossfire on the Chiyah- Ain al-Remmaneh front line in Greater Beirut. A mortar shell fell on a house in Furn al-Chebbak, killing one person and injuring four. When the neighbors gathered to help, another shell fell, killing five (including a woman and a child,) and wounding 14. |
Five civilians were killed and twelve wounded during clashes in the Beirut suburbs of Chiyah and Ain al-Remmaneh.[6] A shell fell on a house in Furn el-Chebak killing 1 person and injuring 4 others. Another shell fell on the house as people gathered to assist the residents of the building killing 5 more and injuring 14.
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The Saint George Hospital was hit, and so was the Armenian club of the Tashnag Party, where around 10 people were killed. |
The Saint George Hospital was hut by RPGs and so was the headquarters of the Armenian Tashnag Party where around 10 people were killed.
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: The Christian-populated village of Qa’a in northern Beqaa, which had been under siege since July 1 by neighboring Muslim Shi’a tribesmen and As-Sa`iqa,46 was attacked and seven civilians killed.47 This triggered the beginning of the Christian displacement from northern Beqaa. |
The Christian-populated village of Qaa in the Baalbek district was attacked killing seven civilians.[7] This triggered a mass exodus of Christians in the Northern Beqaa.
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Three people were killed and nine injured in Hawsh al-Umara |
Three people were killed and nine injured in Hawsh al-Umara
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