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Conflict Incident Report
Christian village of Qa'a in North Bekaa attacked
Associated Timeline/Case:
The Two-Year War | February, 1975 to December, 1976
Date of incident:
July 7, 1975
Death toll:
7persons
Actors/Parties Involved:
As-Saiqa (Vanguard of the Popular Liberation War)
The Christian-populated village of Qa’a in northern Beqaa, which had been under siege since July 1 by neighboring Muslim Shi’a tribesmen and As-Sa`iqa, was attacked and seven civilians killed. This triggered the beginning of the Christian displacement from northern Beqaa.
Primary category:
Clashes/Armed Conflict
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