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Martyrdom in Sabra and Shatila Camps
The article discusses the Sabra and Shatila massacre that took place in September 1982, which resulted in the deaths of hundreds or thousands of civilians at the hands of Lebanese militia groups with the assistance of Israeli forces. This occurred amid a military siege on Beirut following the assassination of Bashir Gemayel. The killing spree lasted for three days and left a shocking scene that resonated worldwide, prompting international and Israeli investigations that, ultimately, did not establish direct Israeli responsibility. However, they highlighted the negligence of its leaders in preventing the massacre. The massacre remains one of the worst episodes in the Lebanese Civil War, and the exact number of victims remains uncertain due to the chaos and lack of precise statistics.
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