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Army Detains Five Suspects after Gunfight in Sidon

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The army has detained five suspects involved in an armed clash that erupted in al-Njassah neighborhood of the southern city of Sidon, which left one man dead.

According to a communique issued by the army command on Friday, a unit headed to the area and found the body of a Palestinian man shot several times.

It also discovered military equipment in a vehicle with an illegal license plate parked nearby, the communique said.

The statement pointed out that five men were arrested after the army carried out several raids and search operations in the area.

On Thursday night, an exchange of gunfire erupted in the neighborhood of Sidoun in the southern city between members of the Popular Nasserite Organization led by ex-MP Osama Saad and the Hizbullah-affiliated Resistance Brigades, leaving one person dead and three others wounded, media reports said.

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Thumb the1phoenix 04 January 2013, 11:51

Sidon, Tripoli, Sidon, Tripoli hence and so forth, don't these people have anything to do but disturb the peace. Unruly little kids who are still missing on the values of peace.

Thumb primesuspect 04 January 2013, 17:48

Tyrians and Sidonians are the true Canaanites of Lebanon. They deserve your respect.

Missing fadidab 04 January 2013, 19:33

No they arent primesuspect. Tyre residents are mostly not from there originally, they settled there quite recently if we look at it history wise, most of its shiite residents are of iraqi origin who settled first in syria and then lebanon in tyre and nabatiyeh . Saida residents are likewise of syrian, arab, kurdish and other such origins. The hariri family as an example are originally from the arab penninsula and have nothing to do with cananites.

Thumb Sidon93 04 January 2013, 19:41

False. 1/13 Lebanese have Phoenician DNA markers and Sidon one of the highest incidence of these markers.

Not that it really matters, though, since Phoenician/Canaanite/whatever nationalism is really very stupid.

Missing fadidab 04 January 2013, 21:21

False. Those studies simply claim that SOME lebanese have SOME phoenician DNA, its not a pure phoenician bloodline, and the same results can be found among other middle eastern and african people. The phoenicians settled in the levant, north africa, ethiopia, etc and intermixed with other people to the point of no longer existing as an ethnic group or people, not even thousands of years ago were they a group, the cananites simply had diffirent names of its people based on what occupation they had. So to claim sidonians or anyone else are canaanites or phoenician is simply stupid. Check the origins of the families in lebabon and you will find the vast majority came and settled from other places. Jumblats family is of kurdish origin.

Thumb Sidon93 04 January 2013, 22:11

Obviously there are no pure Phoenicians or any other ancient peoples left, which is why I said "markers" ie: at some point in time, someone's great-great-great-whatever was a Phoenician, obviously mixed with a ton of other stuff.

Never claimed that Sidonians were Phoenician as that would be 'tarded and something of a let down haha.

Missing allouchi 04 January 2013, 12:34

Both Osama Saad and the Hizbullah Resistance Brigades are controlled by Hizb and they are killing each other...way to go...M8 in action..