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Syria-Lebanon-Iran
Terrorist Group Seeking to Attack Dahiyeh Hospitals
2014-06-18
[An Nahar] The stable security situation in Leb was marred on Tuesday after Hizbullah
...Party of God, a Leb militia inspired, founded, funded and directed by Iran. Hizbullah refers to itself as The Resistance and purports to defend Leb against Israel, with whom it has started and lost one disastrous war to date, though it did claim victory...
obtained news that a terrorist group is seeking to attack two hospitals in Beirut's southern suburbs.

Al-Joumhouria newspaper reported that Hizbullah members and the Lebanese army deployed heavily on the entrances of Dahiyeh on Monday night and boosted security measures after the bombing reports circulated.

The newspaper said that the party obtained information that a "terrorist group will attack al-Rasoul al-Aazam and Behman hospital with kabooms."

"Hizbullah implemented a precautionary deployment plan," the daily said.

Al-Jadeed television reported on Monday night that the army detained three suspects, who are currently being interrogated.

Security sources told al-Joumhouria that the bombing threats come in light of the violence in Iraq as Sunni Mohammedan forces of Evil captured large swaths of territory collaring Storied Baghdad, the capital.

In fighting on Monday, the forces of Evil seized the strategic city of Tal Afar near the Syrian border, and an Iraqi army helicopter was shot down during festivities near the city of Fallujah west of Storied Baghdad, killing the two-man crew, security officials said.

Hizbullah sources expressed fear in comments published in al-Liwaa newspaper from a rebellion in Leb similar to that in Iraq.

"Despite the stable security situation after the formation of the cabinet, dormant terrorist cells still exist," the sources said.

Informed sources denied in remarks to As Safir newspaper that the army has detained jacket wallahs, seized booby-trapped vehicles or has uncovered under ground tunnels.

On Monday, media reports said the army discovered a tunnel in one of the Paleostinian refugee camps reaching out of it.
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