Violence returns to Lebanon
The spotlight is on Lebanon as the army clashes with Fatah al-Islam fighters.
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| The fighting has been taking place at a Palestinian refugee camp in the north of the country [AFP] |
Renewed fighting has once again put Lebanon in the spotlight.
For two days the Lebanese army and fighters from Fatah al-Islam group, an armed Palestinian faction, clashed around a Palestinian refugee camp in the north of the country.
The upsurge of violence in Lebanon comes as the UN Security Council is debating the establishment of an international court to try those involved in the killing of the late prime minister, Rafiq al-Hariri.
Just who is this faction and what are its aims?
What does this upsurge of violence mean for the future of Lebanon, a country already racked by political and sectarian tension?
Find out on Inside Story at 17:30GMT on Al Jazeera English
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