Lebanese news­pa­per Al-Diyar reported in 15-04-2007 and that is about 5–6 weeks before Nahr Al-bared vio­lence started and this is the exact trans­la­tion word by word:

Reported by: Bachus Faghali

Under the cover of fight­ing Salafi, Islamists fun­da­men­tal­ist in Lebanon’s North­ern region [start­ing from Akkar via Tripoli to the Dinniyah-slopes], and after two years of hes­i­ta­tion, NATO decided to join the Lebanese ter­ri­to­ries to North-African &African coast mil­i­tary region, to estab­lish Mil­i­tary airbases.

In this con­text, NATO’s Staff Mem­ber showed the impor­tance of Qlei’at air-base near Lebanese-Syrian bor­ders, using this vast area as bases for fast inter­ven­tion troops.

American-German-Turkish mil­i­tary del­e­ga­tion toured and sur­veyed Akkar region, reported to the NATO head­quar­ter in Brus­sels, men­tion­ing that the mil­i­tary bases will con­tribute to the devel­op­ment and the eco­nomic recov­ery in the region, advis­ing the gov­ern­ment to focus on the finan­cial aspect and pos­i­tive reflec­tion on the pop­u­la­tion of the region, giv­ing the bases a name “Lebanese Army and Secu­rity train­ing centre”.

As for Fatah Al-islam orga­ni­za­tion, Arab­times says that exactly what I ear­lier (1)-(2) said:

“Fatah Al-Islam” is a Mili­tia estab­lished by Sa’ad Har­riri and the Jor­dan­ian intel­li­gence to counter Hizbal­lah, lead­ing to later engage­ments between the Lebanese army against Hizballah.

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