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“Today marks the beginning of the first phase of the process of handing over weapons within Palestinian camps”said in a statement the president of the Lebanese-Palestinian dialogue committee. Meanwhile, Ramez Damaschkieh.

The process must start in the Bourj al-Barajneh camp in Beirut. However, where a first batch of weapons will be handed over and placed in the Card of the Lebanese army, he added.

A photographer from the France-Presse agency (AFP) saw dozens of trellis fighters. In addition, armed with rifles, while a crowd gathered in Beirut in front of the Fatah seat, the movement of the Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas.

A Palestinian security official told AFP. under the cover israeli army data show after of anonymity, that “The Fatah will begin to put its arms back in the Bourj camp, as part of coordination with the Lebanese army”.

In May, Mr. Abbas went to Beirut. where he had concluded with the Lebanese president Joseph Aoun, an agreement providing for the delivery of all the weapons present in the Palestinian camps to the country’s authorities.

Lebanon underwent strong pressure on the part of the United States in parallel to disarm Hezbollah. after the heavy losses imposed on the pro-Iranian movement during its war against Israel in 2024.

A security source from the Bourj al-Barajneh camp said that “The Fatah initiative starts to hand over his arms is symbolic. and stems from an agreement between Aoun and the son of the Palestinian President, Yasser Abbas, currently visiting Beirut”.

This approach aims to “Encourage other factions [palestiniennes armées] To follow the same path “added this source. stressing that in the camps, the latter “Have not yet decided to put their arms back”. The Palestinian authority does not exercise control over these other factions, first of all, Hamas is.

Lebanon welcomes around 222. 000 Palestinian refugees, according to UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, a majority of which lives in overcrowded camps escaping state control.