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· Socialist Challenge No. 274, 17 December 1982 · pp. 11-12 of the scan · 185 words

The scan: sc-no274.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 11 of the scan

was the campaign.

of the military men.

hostage by the PLO are blown sky high. work. military as Asher Wallfish who is quoted by Jansen revealed when he said although the cabinet sometimes met twice a day it 'never held a proper discussion on the objectives of Wallfish complained that '...as civilians we were like clay in the hands All the Israeli claims that the invasion was a 'limited' military operation and no harm was intended to civilians and that Beirut was held Covering the period from the start of the war in June 1982 right up to the massacres at Sabra and Chatila it exposes Israel's real aims which is for the extension of Greater Israel.

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page 12 of the scan

Socialist Challenge MARDY LODGE

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THE BATTLE OF BEIRUT THE OTKER BOOKSHOP

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