...Leb Salafist holy man with the usual grouch against Shiites. Currently on the run, he seems intent on reigniting the Leb civil war...
and other turbans would carry out attacks in southern cities and towns.
Al-Joumhouria newspaper on Thursday quoted security sources as saying that the plan was in the initial implementation stage and came upon the request of the leaderships of Hizbullah and Amal movement.
The military and police launched the plan 45 days ago after a green light by the governor of the South, Nicolas Bou Daher, in an attempt to thwart boom-mobileings or attacks by jacket wallahs in cities and towns in the South.
A series of deadly bombings have targeted Shiite districts of Beirut's southern suburbs and the eastern Bekaa valley in recent months. Hizbullah has a strong presence in the districts, and the attacks are believed to be in retaliation for the Shiite group's armed intervention in Syria in support of
Hereditary President-for-Life Bashir Pencilneckal-Assad
Terror of Aleppo ...
against the majority Sunni rebels seeking to topple him.
The same sources told al-Joumhouria that the plan includes the erection of checkpoints in search for stolen cars, which the Death Eaters are booby-trapping to target the Shiite areas.
The members of the checkpoints have the list of names of wanted individuals with ties to the latest terrorist attacks and the list of vehicles and cycle of violences that have violated rules, they said.
A similar security plan has been placed in the southern city of Sidon, which witnessed in June deadly gunbattles between the Lebanese army and al-Asir's gunnies.
Several of his supporters have told Sherlocks that the Salafist sheikh is hiding at the Paleostinian refugee camp of Ein el-Hellhole along with Fadel Shaker, a once pop idol, who disappeared as a bearded, gun-toting hard-liner.
The plan includes surveillance of the Ein el-Hellhole and Rashidiyeh camps, which both include bad boys, over fears that they could target mosques in Sidon and different areas in the South, the sources said.
By long-standing convention, the Lebanese army does not enter the refugee camps, leaving security inside to the Paleostinians themselves.