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Syria-Lebanon-Iran
Bomb Found in Taamir Ain el-Hilweh, Palestinian Suspects Arrested
2013-11-25
[An Nahar] A bomb was found Sunday evening in the Taamir Ein el-Hellhole area in Sidon and two Paleostinians were tossed in the calaboose
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after planting the bomb.

"The army intelligence captured the Paleostinian brothers Alaa and Ahmed al-Saleh as they were planting a bomb targeted against members of al-Dirani family who belong to the (Hizbullah-affiliated) Resistance Brigades in Sidon," state-run National News Agency reported.

"An army unit cordoned off the al-Taamir al-Tahtani area near al-Zaatari High School where the bomb was found and an army military expert examined the bomb and started dismantling it ahead of determining its weight and components," NNA said.

The agency added that the two suspects were taken to an army barracks in the city for interrogation.

Earlier on Sunday, LBCI and al-Jadeed TV networks had also reported that the two men were arrested while planting a bomb targeted against al-Dirani family.

The development comes days after a twin suicide kaboom on the Iranian embassy in Beirut killed 25 people, including Iran's cultural attache, and maimed dozens others.

Following investigations and DNA tests, the two jacket wallahs have been identified as Moein Abu Dahr, who hails from Sidon, and Paleostinian national Adnan Mohammed from the Ein el-Hellhole refugee camp.

Mohammed lived in Zahrani near Sidon and both men were staunch supporters of runaway Islamist holy man Sheikh Ahmed al-Asir
...Leb Salafist holy man with the usual grouch against Shiites. Currently on the run, he seems intent on reigniting the Leb civil war...

A Facebook page apparently belonging to Abu Dahr, which had been taken down by Saturday, expressed support for al-Qaeda and for Asir, whom he vowed to "avenge" after the army overran the holy man's headquarters in the Sidon suburb of Abra following a deadly battle.

Asir, also from Sidon, is a fierce critic of Hizbullah and had frequently expressed support for the Syrian uprising and encouraged Lebanese Sunnis to join it.
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#1  Paleos - making friends everywhere
Posted by: Frank G   2013-11-25 07:26  

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