[An Nahar] General Security chief Maj. Gen. Abbas Ibrahim on Sunday called for a drastic solution for the security situation in the restive Paleostinian refugee camp of Ein el-Hellhole."It should be addressed once and for all, because it represents a security gap in the Lebanese and Paleostinian entities," Ibrahim told Radio Voice of Leb (93.3) when asked about the Ein el-Hellhole security file.
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on both sides of the frontier, Ibrahim said: "Militarily, IS’ threat has become something of the past."
"But this does not negate the possibility of a security breach inside Leb," Ibrahim added, while noting that "this has become more unlikely and can easily be exposed."
The restive camp had witnessed a week of deadly festivities last month between the secular Fatah Movement and small Islamist groups led by the
By longstanding convention, the Lebanese army does not enter Paleostinian refugee camps in Leb, leaving the Paleostinian factions themselves to handle security.
Ein el-Hellhole -- the most densely populated Paleostinian camp in Leb -- is home to some 61,000 Paleostinians, including 6,000 who have fled the war in neighboring Syria.
Several armed factions including krazed killer groups have a foothold in the camp which has been plagued for years by intermittent festivities.