[An Nahar] Tension surged overnight in the Paleostinian refugee camp of Ein el-Hellhole in southern Leb after gunbattles between Fatah movement and Jund al-Sham, the state-run National News Agency reported on Friday.The news agency reported that members of the Paleostinian security committee swiftly acted to prevent any escalations and to return calm in the camp.
According to LBCI, the gunbattles occurred inside Ein el-Hellhole's al-Taware' neighborhood between supporters of Haitham al-Shaabi and Fatah movement, only causing material damage.
Al-Shaabi, a previous leader in Jond al-Sham, is said to have ties with the Qaeda-linked Abdullah Azzam Brigades .
Ein el-Hellhole, the largest Paleostinian camp in the country, is home to about 50,000 refugees and is known to harbor bully boyz and runaways.
By long-standing convention, the Lebanese army does not enter the country's 12 refugee camps, leaving security inside to the Paleostinians themselves.
On Thursday, al-Joumhouria newspaper reported that Ein el-Hellhole Paleostinian refugee camp is witnessing an unprecedented mobilization of myrmidons.
According to the newspaper, the number of faceless myrmidons that have received training and arms has reached 120. They mainly spread in Ein el-Hellhole's al-Taware' neighborhood under the leadership of Haitham and Mohammed al-Shaabi.
Several faceless myrmidons are also located in al-Sefsaf neighborhood and receive orders from Osama al-Shehabi.
As for fighters located in al-Manshiyyeh, they follow the orders of Toufiq Tah and those in al-Tireh are led by Bilal Bader.
Around 70 members of Takfiri
...an adherent of takfir wal hijra, an offshoot of Salafism that regards everybody who doesn't agree with them as apostates who most be killed...
groups have entered Ein el-Hellhole in the past week, al-Joumhouria said.