- الديمقراطي الاجتماعي اللبناني Ḥizb al-Katā'ib al-Lubnānīya), also
known as the
Phalangist Party, is a right-wing
Christian political party in
Lebanon founded by...
-
intelligence chief Elie Hobeika; and Tel al-Zaatar (August 1976) by
Phalangists and
their allies against Palestinian refugees living in a camp administered...
-
Phalangist Party may
refer to: FET y de las JONS (English:
Traditionalist Spanish Phalanx of the
Committees of the
National Syndicalist Offensive), the...
- el-Rummaneh,
killing four people,
including two
Maronite Phalangists.
Hours later,
Phalangists led by the
Gemayels killed 30
Palestinians traveling in...
- the
collective name
given to a
short series of
armed clashes involving Phalangist and
Palestinian elements in the
streets of
central Beirut,
which is commonly...
-
Karantina m****acre by the
Phalangists. The
Damour m****acre was a
response to the
Karantina m****acre of 18
January 1976 in
which Phalangists, a predominantly-Christian...
- and the LNM. The
primary components of the
Christian front were the
Phalangists loyal to
Bachir Gemayel and the
Tigers Militia led by Dany Chamoun, a...
- and
Christian militias. The m****acre
happened on 5
September 1983, when
Phalangist militias and the
Lebanese Armed Forces captured the
village from Druze...
- The
primary component of the
Christian militias was the
Maronite Phalangists.
Phalangist forces killed twenty-six
Fatah trainees on a bus in
April 1975...
- English. It
concluded that "direct responsibility"
rested with the
Gemayel Phalangists led by Fadi Frem, and that no
Israelis were
deemed "directly responsible"...
