Siege of Shatila refugee camp

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The Siege of Shatila refugee camp was a protracted mid-1980s confrontation in Beirut in which the Amal Movement and its allies blockaded and attacked the predominantly Palestinian camp during the War of the Camps.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle of the Lebanese Civil War
military siege
aftermath further weakening of PLO presence in Lebanon
worsening humanitarian conditions in Shatila camp
belligerentRoleOf Amal Movement as besieging force NERFINISHED
Palestinian militias as defenders of the camp
characteristic artillery shelling of the camp
blockade of food and medical supplies
street fighting
combatant Amal Movement NERFINISHED
Palestinian militias NERFINISHED
allies of Amal Movement
conflict War of the Camps NERFINISHED
context intra-Lebanese and Palestinian factional conflict
endTime 1987
hasCause power struggle over Palestinian camps in Lebanon
tensions between Amal Movement and Palestinian factions
location Beirut NERFINISHED
Lebanon NERFINISHED
Shatila refugee camp NERFINISHED
opponent Palestine Liberation Organization NERFINISHED
partOf Lebanese Civil War NERFINISHED
sieges of Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon
relatedEvent Siege of Bourj el-Barajneh NERFINISHED
War of the Camps NERFINISHED
result civilian casualties among camp residents
displacement of Palestinian refugees
heavy damage to Shatila refugee camp
startTime 1985
target predominantly Palestinian population
timePeriod mid-1980s

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War of the Camps hasPart Siege of Shatila refugee camp