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Occupation
reorganizes fleeing collaborators for "future use" |
Three months after the retreat of the Israeli
occupation forces from south Lebanon and the fleeing of a number of the Lahdi
militiamen into occupied Palestine where they have become a heavy burden on the
Israeli society, the Israeli occupation army and the concerned
bodies began a process to reorganize the human presence of the Lahdi
collaborators in Israel besides preparing them to be on demand for any
sabotage acts in Lebanon.
Security sources unveiled that a special committee affiliated with the occupation's secret service has classified the fleeing collaborators into several categories including security (those who had worked with the occupation's secret service), press, social and other groups.
Those who had been classified as security agents were moved along with their families to houses close to the border with Lebanon, in specific prefabricated houses near the Metulla colony (one kilometer from the border), the sources added, noting that the occupation army has cordoned off the collaborators houses barring anyone from approaching unless they have special permits from the occupation command.
Manar TV, 21-8-2000.