Militant Occupation of School Complex in Lebanon's Largest Palestinian Camp Sparks Concern
Militants are still occupying a United Nations-run school complex in Lebanon's largest Palestinian refugee camp, Ein el-Hilweh, two weeks after clashes between armed factions ended. The compound, which provides education to 3,200 students, has been taken over by armed actors, compromising the neutrality and safety of UNRWA installations. The presence of militants is a violation of international law and has caused delays in the start of the school year. The clashes between Fatah and Islamist groups resulted in casualties, injuries, and significant damages in the camp.