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The '''Damour massacre''' - while shouting 'Allah u Akbar!' to kill 'for the Arabs' and 'for Muhammad'<ref>Bat Te'or, "Eurabia: The Euro-Arab Axis." (United States: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 2005), [https://books.google.com/books?id=6nGivth3FqMC&pg=PA183 p. 183] (''Palestinism: a new Eurabian cult'')</ref> - took place on January 20, 1976, during the 1975–1990 [[Lebanon|Lebaness]] [[Civil War]]. ''Damour'', a Maronite [[Christian]] town on the main highway south of [[Beirut]], was attacked by a coalition of Lebanese Muslim, left-wing militants of the ''Lebanese National Movement'' and [[Palestinian]] forces. Many of its people died either in battle or in the [[massacre]] that followed, and the others were forced to flee.<ref>Armies in Lebanon, 1985, Osprey Publishing</ref>
The '''Damour massacre''' - while shouting 'Allah u Akbar!' to kill 'for the Arabs' and 'for Muhammad'<ref>Bat Te'or, "Eurabia: The Euro-Arab Axis." (United States: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 2005), [https://books.google.com/books?id=6nGivth3FqMC&pg=PA183 p. 183] (''Palestinism: a new Eurabian cult'')</ref> - took place on January 20, 1976, during the 1975–1990 [[Lebanon|Lebaness]] [[Civil War]]. ''Damour'', a Maronite [[Christian]] town on the main highway south of [[Beirut]], was attacked by a coalition of Lebanese Muslim, left-wing militants of the ''Lebanese National Movement'' and [[Palestinian]] forces. Many of its people died either in battle or in the [[massacre]] that followed, and the others were forced to flee.<ref>Armies in Lebanon, 1985, Osprey Publishing</ref>
Notable leaders in the massacre,
Notable leaders in the massacre were two [[Palestinian]]s:
Zuheir-Mouhsein and [[Fatah]]'s Abu Musa.<ref name=ict-1036/>
'''Zuheir-Mouhsein''' (Palestinian leader of the pro-Syrian founded [[As-Sa'iqa]] faction of the [[PLO]]) also known as the "butcher of Damour" and [[Fatah]]'s '''Abu Musa'''.<ref name=ict-1036/>
The massacre entailed cruel acts and bragging about it with photos.<ref name=oasis/>
The massacre entailed cruel acts and bragging about it with photos.<ref name=oasis/>