Days after Palestinian refugees fled the Nahr al-Bared refugee camp in Tripoli , northern Lebanon, fighting resumed between the Lebanese Army and the terrorist group, Fatah al-Islam . The fighting, ongoing since Sunday, has so far claimed 69 lives. Elias Murr , the Lebanese defense minister, told Al Arabiyya as quoted: Earlier today in Beirut, the Lebanese Prime Minister, Fouad Siniora , addressed the nation over the current battle in Nahr al-Bared; televised at the Grand Serail . Fouad Siniora issued an ultimatum against Fatah al-Islam, saying that Lebanon would not give in to terrorism. However, Fatah al-Islam fired back on Fouad Siniora's ultimatum, saying that more bombing would take place unless the Lebanese Army backs down. On Wednesday evening, a bomb exploded in a north-eastern Druze district of Aley . Five people were wounded according to a senior security official. 
Days after Palestinian refugees fled the refugee camp in , northern Lebanon, fighting resumed between the and the terrorist group, . The fighting, ongoing since Sunday, has so far claimed 69 lives. , the Lebanese defense minister, told as quoted: Earlier today in Beirut, the Lebanese Prime Minister, , addressed the nation over the current battle in Nahr al-Bared; televised at the . Fouad Siniora issued an ultimatum against Fatah al-Islam, saying that Lebanon would not give in to terrorism. However, Fatah al-Islam fired back on Fouad Siniora's ultimatum, saying that more bombing would take place unless the Lebanese Army backs down. On Wednesday evening, a bomb exploded in a north-eastern district of . Five people were wounded according to a senior security official. Related news
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