Fatah-Hezbollah clashes in Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon wound 6

Lebanese security officials say clashes between rival Palestinian factions in a refugee camp in southern Lebanon have wounded at least six people.

The officials say the clashes broke out Monday between members of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas’s Fatah and Jundallah, which is allied with Lebanon’s Hezbollah terror group.

The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity in line with regulations, say most of the six wounded are Fatah members.

Clashes are uncommon in the camp of Miyeh ou Miyeh, near the port city of Sidon.

— Agencies

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