Lebanon's largest Palestinian refugee camp has been rocked by violence since 7th of September. Fighting between secular Fatah movement and hardline Islamist groups intensified on Wednesday as a ceasefire lay shattered. At least seven people were killed on Wednesday evening bringing the total death toll to at least 16 since fighting resumed on the 7th of September. Hundreds of families have been displaced from the camp, seeking refuge in nearby mosques, schools and the Sidon municipality building. The refugee camp, Ain al-Hilweh, was rocked by five days of deadly fighting just weeks ago, in which at least 13 people had died. So, what has led to these violent clashes between rival factions in the largest Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon?

Fighting between Secular Fatah & Islamist groups in Lebanon | World At War

secular-fatah

Secular Fatah, News on Secular Fatah, stories on Secular Fatah, articles on Secular Fatah, Secular Fatah stories at Wion, Secular Fatah news, Secular Fatah latest news

secular fatah

Fighting between Secular Fatah & Islamist groups in Lebanon | World At War