Sources of the Lebanese community in Germany rejected the German authorities' granting political asylum to hundreds of the “Israeli” occupation's collaborators who had fled to the occupation's entity along with the “Israeli” troops on May 24.

The 400 collaborators had left occupied Palestine for Germany where they stayed in a camp in Dresden.

The Lebanese immigrants in Germany affirmed that Lebanese and Arab communities have refused to deal with the occupation's collaborators.

The collaborators tried to seek assistance as they do not speak German, but to no avail as all the Arab residents refused to have any ties with them because they regard them as traitors who had served the occupation and conspired against their country and people.

Manar TV, 16-8-2000.