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50 years since the Lebanese Civil War, Palestinian refugees cling to renewed hope for liberation and return

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Fedayeen from Fatah at a rally in Beirut, Lebanon, January 1, 1979. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)The same reality that compelled Palestinian refugees in Lebanon to take up arms in the 1970s persist to this day. Today, the Palestinians of the camps view the resistance movement in Gaza with renewed hope for liberation.

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