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(September 1982) Assassination of Lebanese President
(May 1982) Assassination of Father Phillipe Abou SleimanIn their contineous attempts to divert the attention of their crimes in Lebanon, the Syrian regime maintained the policy of assassinating religious figures in the towns that are inhabited by mix of Christians and Muslims or Druze. On May 1, 1982 Father Phillipe Abou Sleiman, a priest in Aley, was killed. (April 1982) Assasination of Sheikh Ahmad Assaf by SyriaSyrians kept assassinating whoever oppose its military intervention in Lebanon. In April 27, 1982 Syrian agents killed Sheikh Ahmad Assaf for his patriotic stands. (April 1981) Syrian army brutally capture ZahleOn April 3, 1981, Thousands of Syrian troops and hundreds of their allies mounted a full-scale attack against the city of Zahle (Largest city in East Lebanon) in an attempt to control it. The city was under siege for four month till if fell to the Syrians. Hundreds of civilians casualties resulted while tens were abducted after the city was captured. (April 1981) Syria massacres hundreds of students Syrian artillery suddenly and furiously bombarded
East Beirut at a time when students were leaving schools to head home on April
2, 1981. Casualties and injuries were in the Hundreds. (July 1980) Assassination of Riad Taha by SyriaThe Syrian intelligence services killed Riad Taha, the head of the union of editors on July 22, 1980 in their persecution campaign against free journalism. (February 1980) Assassination of Journalist Selim Lowzi by SyriaWorking on silencing the criticism of the Syrian invasion of Lebanon, Syria persecuted and assassinated several Lebanese journalists. Journalist Selim Lowzi was kidnapped for nine days, but found dead in the forests of Aramoun, near a checkpoint for the Syrian Special Forces on February 24, 1980. Lowzi was known for his articles opposing the Syrian regime.
(February 1980) Syrian army brutally occupies Lebanese villagesOn February 2, 1980, the Syrian special forces attacked the village of Knat. The villagers resisted for six days, but the Syrian forces were able to take over the village, using heavy bombardment with tanks and canons killing tens and destroying the village. (1978) Beirut under Syrian artillery assaultOn September 30, 1978, fierce battles took place between the Syrian army and the residents of East Beirut when the Syrian forces tried to advance into the area. Syria retaliated with heavy artillery leaving hundreds of innocent civilians dead and many more injured. (June 1978) Syria Kidnapping and killing Lebanese civiliansOn June 28, 1978 armed gunmen affiliated with the Syrian intelligence services attacked the villages of Ka'a, Ras Baalbeck and Jdeidet El Fekeha, kidnapping a tens of their residents. Many of them were found dead while a good number of them remain missing. (November 1977) Syrian-sponsored groups attacks Lebanese villageOn November 5, 1977 the Saheka forces attacked the village of Aishiyeh killing 41 of its residents and displacing most of the others. (March, 1977) Assassination of Kamal JoumblatLebanese leader Kamal Jounblat was assassinated near a Syrian checkpoint on March 16, 1977, after publicly criticizing the Syrian invasion of Lebanon. After the Syrians attempts to spark a sectarian conflict between Christians and Druze in Chouf region failed, rather that unified the Lebanese against the Syrian military interference in Lebanon, Syria assassinated the Druze leader Jounblat and followed that by killing 250 Christian civilians in the city. (January 1976) The Syrian formed and sponsored groups(Yarmouk & Sai'qa) attacking Damour city and massacring its residents, 582 were killedThe Syrian-formed Saheka Guerrillas and the Syrian-led Yarmouk Palestinian Guerrillas attacked the Christian town of Damour on January 21, 1976. 582 civilians were massacred, while the rest of the residents were uprooted from their town. Both Christian and Druze leaders tried in vain to stop the attack, but the Syrians went in their plans hoping to create a sectarian strife among the Lebanese in order to distract the attention to their invasion of the country. 1 1- Yarmouk & Sai'qa guerrillas round up a Lebanese family outside their burning home. 2 3 4
Women shut dead after being raped A massacre of the whole family including babies Yarmouk & Sai'qa forces celebrate the capture of the city (October 1975) Syria-sponsored groups attacks Lebanese villagesOn October
9, 1975 Saheka forces attacked the Lebanese village of Tal Abbas in Akkar
killing 15 people and injuring many others. The local church was set on fire
with the hope of igniting religious strife between the residents. (September 1975) Syria-sponsored groups attacks villages in Northern LebanonOn September 10, 1975, Syrian-formed Saheka forces attacked the village of Der Ashash, in Northern Lebanon, killing three priests and causing its residents to flee. The following day, Saheka forces and guerrillas from the Syrian Baath Party attacked the village of Bet Mallat killing seven of its residents and kidnapping 10 others.
Thousands
of Lebanese prisoners have died in Syrian prisons under torture. Till now
there are hundreds detained in Syria without any accusation or trial; some
of them have been there for 27 years. A "Must Read" book: Syria's Terrorist War on Lebanon and the Peace Process
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