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January 19, 2010

January 19,2010 - Daily Star Lebanon Judge sets bail for Nahr alBared militants.doc

BEIRUT: Investigating Magistrate in the Nahr al-Bared case Judge Ghassan Owaydat decided granted five suspects on Monday the right to be released for a bail of LL1 million. Four of the suspects were Lebanese, Salem Talal al-Aatri, Ali Mohammad Ibrahim, Nassef Mostafah al-Omar and Yaqoub Suleiman Hsayyan, while the fifth was a Palestinian-Syrian national, Khaled Mohammad al-Shahabi. The five men were believed to be involved in the Nahr al-Bared war in 2007 that pitted the militant group Fatah al-Islam against the Lebanese Armed Forces. – The Daily Star
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