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Line 4: + − − [[File:Palestinians Lion Cubs Dec. 24 1969.PNG|thumb|Lion Cubs in Lebanon. (''ThisWorld'' Magazine, Dec.24.1969)]]
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[[File:Palestinian training camp for kids.jpg|thumb|[https://oldlifemagazine.com/june-12-1970-life-magazine.html Palestinian training camp for kids]]]
[[File:Palestinian training camp for kids.jpg|thumb|[https://oldlifemagazine.com/june-12-1970-life-magazine.html Palestinian training camp for kids]]]
[[File:Palestinians Lion Cubs Dec. 24 1969.PNG|thumb|Lion Cubs in Lebanon. (''ThisWorld'' Magazine, Dec.24.1969)]]
In early years. There were 'Lion Cubs' in [[Jordan]] too.
In early years. There were 'Lion Cubs' in [[Jordan]] too.
<ref>Geyer, G. A. (1972). The New 100 Years War. United States: Doubleday. [https://books.google.com/books?id=mGltAAAAMAAJ&q=%22at+the+Baqua%27a+refugee+camp+outside+Amman.%22&dq=%22 p.68]</ref>
<ref>Geyer, G. A. (1972). The New 100 Years War. United States: Doubleday. [https://books.google.com/books?id=mGltAAAAMAAJ&q=%22at+the+Baqua%27a+refugee+camp+outside+Amman.%22&dq=%22 p.68]</ref>
In action however, Habash refused to join Arafat<ref name=reeve/> and acted separately at his smaller [[PFLP]] terror organization. In 1969, three "Lion Cubs" terrorists aged fourteen and fifteen years old joined adults and attacked Five El Al offices in [[Europe]].
In action however, Habash refused to join Arafat<ref name=reeve/> and acted separately at his smaller [[PFLP]] terror organization. In 1969, three "Lion Cubs" terrorists aged fourteen and fifteen years old joined adults and attacked Five El Al offices in [[Europe]].