Palestinian group surrenders weapons in Beddawi
The Palestinian Intifada movement, led by leader Hassan Zidan, began handing over its heavy and medium weapons to the Lebanese Army at the Beddawi Refugee Camp in northern Lebanon. This is an unprecedented step for a Palestinian faction outside the Palestinian Liberation Organization, as such a transfer has only occurred within Lebanese camps before. The surrender was conducted under intense security supervision by the Lebanese Army and forms part of a broader plan to hand over heavy weaponry that started in 2025, involving multiple camps. The goal is to strengthen security control in the region, especially in the context of Lebanese security measures and cooperation with Palestinian factions to regain control over the camps. The upcoming phase involves completing the handover of remaining checkpoints and expanding security control to stabilize the situation and reinforce the Lebanese state's authority over the camps.
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