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	Saad Haddad at AllExperts
		Saad Haddad (right) in a conversation with Norwegian Norbatt IV field priest major Ole Askvig Ãgaard (born 10 January 1930, died about 15 January 2006) and other Norwegian UNIFIL personnel in a hotel in the Israeli town of Metula.
		Saad Haddad (Arabic: Ø³Ø¹Ø¯ ØØ¯Ø§Ø¯) was the founder and head of the South Lebanon Army (SLA).
		At the beginning of the civil war in Lebanon, Haddad, a major in the Lebanese Army commanded a battalion to engage the PLO in south Lebanon.
	en.allexperts.com /e/s/sa/saad_haddad.htm (379 words)

	Saad Haddad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Saad Haddad (right) in a conversation with Norwegian Norbatt IV field priest major Ole Askvig Øgaard (born 10 January 1930, died about 15 January 2006) and other Norwegian UNIFIL personnel in a hotel in the Israeli town of Metula.
		Saad Haddad (Arabic: سعد حداد) was the founder and head of the South Lebanon Army (SLA).
		Haddad's militia collaborated with Israel and received the bulk of its arms, equipment, supplies and ordnance from Israel.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Saad_Haddad (215 words)

	SOUTH LEBANON ARMY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Major Haddad still was a loyal officer of the Army, after awhile he became besieged by the troops of Ahmad al Khatib and the PLO, but he gets an unopposed withdrawal.
		Haddad and his troops went south and he joined the troops in Qleia, within a couple of days his troops occupied three enclaves along the border.
		After Saad Haddad died of cancer in January 1984, the IDF convert the DFF and the other militias into the South Lebanon Army (SLA).
	www.veteranen.info /~cedarsouthlebanon/dff/south_lebanon_army.eng.htm (845 words)

	Free Speech? Not When It Comes to State of Israel
		Haddad died of cancer more than 10 years ago.
		It's interesting that Cass's lawyer believes it is possible to libel a man (Haddad) who has been dead for more than a decade.
		As for Maj. Haim, he remains on UN files as the man who tried - and apparently succeeded - in forcing the people of southern Lebanon to cough up the cash to pay for their own oppressors.
	www.rense.com /general69/notisrael.htm (615 words)

	Haddad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Haddad is also one of the trio of "Whitman, Price, and Haddad", "last season's winners" on the fictional TV show The Running Man.
		Unlike what is thought, Haddad family doesn't originate from flsmith workers, the name descends directly from the Phoenician god name, the proof to this is that the family is restricted in one sect in a multisectarian region, while there were flsmiths all over the area.
		During the 6th century, the Haddads were monarchs of the Syrian orthodox christian kingdom sponsored by the Byzantine church.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Haddad (188 words)

	CNN.com - Lebanese court rules in cases of former Israeli-allied militiamen - August 31, 2000
		Labib Haddad, 54, also was fined 400,000 Lebanese pounds ($266) for his dealings with Israel and for entering the Jewish state, the court said in a judgment posted Thursday on its bulletin board.
		Haddad's brother, the late Maj. Saad Haddad, was the first Lebanese to publicly open contacts with Israel in 1976 and became its closest Lebanese ally until his death in 1984.
		Saad Haddad's wife and six daughters were among thousands of SLA members and their families who fled to Israel when it withdrew its troops.
	archives.cnn.com /2000/WORLD/meast/08/31/lebanon.trials.ap/index.html (485 words)

	Chapter 10: Encyclopedia of the Palestine Problem
		The group of about 300 Phalangists met again and were obliged to swear an oath to their militia commander never to talk to anybody about the "operation".
		A majority of the units entering the camps consisted of Phalangist Lebanese Forces and several Phalange military police and at least a few dozen men from Saad Haddad's forces driving in jeeps supplied by the Israelis.
		Intissar Ismail, a 19- year-old Palestinian nurse, was repeatedly raped by Saad Haddad forces and her body mutilated so completely that the only means of recognition was the ring on her finger.
	www.palestine-encyclopedia.com /EPP/Chapter10_3of3.htm (5766 words)

	TIME.com: Bouncer at Israel's Gate -- Sep. 1, 1980 -- Page 1
		Haddad also has to contend with an estimated 700 Palestinian guerrillas who have set up 40 outposts in the zone nominally controlled by UNIFIL, the 5,900-man U.N. observer force.
		Haddad complains about the inability of the U.N. force to keep out the P.L.O.; meanwhile, his men have seriously hampered the peace-keeping effort by frequently firing on the U.N. troops.
		A group of his officers, gathered in Bennt Jbail for a briefing, wore Israeli khaki jackets with Haddad's Christian militia shoulder insignia; one was in jeans and several sported cowboy boots.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,922123,00.html (739 words)

	Saad Haddad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		'''Saad Haddad''' was the founder and head of the South Lebanon Army (SLA).
		At the beginning of the civil war in Lebanon, Haddad, a major in the Lebanese Army commanded a battalion to engage the PLO in south Lebanon.
		The SLA was generally regarded as Israel's proxy in southern Lebanon, and controlled Israel's self-proclaimed "Security Zone" following its invasion of Lebanon beginning in 1982.
	saad-haddad.area51.ipupdater.com (129 words)

	111101 - Facts - Chronology - Lebanese war - 1979
		An army battalion deployed in the UNIFL zone in the South, despite bombardments by Saad Haddad’s militias against the Lebanese soldiers.
		In a new episode of the vendetta opposing the Zghoriotes to the Phalangists, a massacre was perpetrated in Shmout, in the caza of Jbeil, where the Marada shot 11 Phalangist militiamen.
		While the truce was being confirmed at the port and downtown, the situation escalated in the South where the Israeli artillery and Saad Haddad's artillery bombarded several localities.
	www.111101.net /facts/history/chronology/1979 (2471 words)

	SOUTH LEBANON ARMY (SLA)
		Israel intervened directly with the Christian forces under the command of Major Sa'ad Haddad following the break-up of the Lebanese army in 1976.
		It was not until June and only following strong pressure that Israeli withdrawal was followed by the deployment of UNIFIL, except on a strip of land of 100 km long and 8 to 20 km wide from Maqoura on the Mediterranean coast along the border with Israel up to Mount Hermon and the Litani River.
		This enclave with a population of 100,000 (60% Shiite Muslims and 35% Christians) was placed under the leadership of Major Haddad and his 2,000 militia men, strongly backed by Israeli advisors.
	www.soundofegypt.com /palestinian/adult/sla.htm (279 words)

	Lebanon Operation Litani - Flags, Maps, Economy, History, Climate, Natural Resources, Current Issues, International ...
		Because it was skeptical about the willingness and capability of the Lebanese Army to implement the Shtawrah Accord by displacing the PLO in southern Lebanon and securing the border area, in 1977 Israel started to equip and fund a renegade Christian remnant of the Lebanese Army led by Major Saad Haddad.
		Haddad's force, which became known as The Free Lebanon Army, and later as the South Lebanon Army (SLA), grew to a strength of about 3,000 men and was allied closely with Israel.
		Haddad eventually proclaimed the enclave he controlled "Free Lebanon." The insulation provided by this buffer area permitted Israel to open up its border with Lebanon.
	www.photius.com /countries/lebanon/national_security/lebanon_national_security_operation_litani.html (291 words)

	Saad – Music at Last.fm
		Baba Saad (born as Saad El-Haddad, November 26th 1985 in Beirut) is a german rapper with libanese origins.
		Saad left his home country 1997 for Germany because of war.
		Saad rult alles weg, Saad mag Mäusespeck °_°
	www.last.fm /music/Saad (767 words)

	Israeli Crimes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		That same day, about 50 Haddad troops that were virtually integrated into the Israeli army and operated entirely under its command were brought to Beirut.
		Interestingly, the Commission heaped all the blame for the atrocities on the Phalange led by Hobeika, and denied the “rumours” that Haddad and his forces played any role in the slaughter or were even present, even though numerous eyewitnesses testified to their murderous activities.
		Yet the Phalange had been closer political allies than Haddad: they had been trained by the Israelis, armed with the same weapons and performed the same services for Israel in Beirut, the Chouf and the Metn regions as Haddad did in the south.
	www.boycottisrael.org /Is_crimes_sharon3.htm (2845 words)

	111101 - Facts - Chronology - Lebanese war - 1981
		Militiamen led by the dissident officer Saad Haddad bombarded the locality of Hasbaya, causing important damages.
		An artillery duel opposed the 'Common Forces' to the militiamen of Saad Haddad.
		However, Saad Haddad was opposed to the reinforcement of the Army in the South.
	www.111101.net /facts/history/chronology/1981 (2622 words)

	THE (SLA)
		The (SLA) was composed of Christians, Shiites and Druz from the areas that it controled.Having a common enemy in the plow, the (SLA) and isrial quickly formed an alliance.
		Its first leader was Major Saad Haddad, following Haddads death due to cancer in 1984 was replaced as a leader by: Antoine Lahad (a retierd Liuetenet General).
		It supported the isralies by combating the (PLO) terror in the strip of southern Lebanon until the israli invation in to Lebanon in 1982.
	www.geocities.com /eliasmb2003/Alma-Al-Chaab.html (321 words)

	Intelligence Briefs: Lebanon (September 2000) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The brother of Maj. Saad Haddad, the Lebanese army officer who in 1976 established a pro-Israeli militia later known as the South Lebanon Army (SLA) and commanded it until his death in 1984, was sentenced to one year in prison by Lebanon's permanent military court for collaborating with Israel during its occupation of south Lebanon.
		The sentencing of Labib Haddad, 54, and ten other defendants brings the total number of south Lebanese residents imprisoned since the May 24 Israeli withdrawal to 950.
		Saad Haddad's wife and six daughters fled to Israel during the withdrawal.
	www.meib.org /articles/0009_lb.htm (1164 words)

	The erosion of free speech - Robert Fisk: 11 March 2006
		Major Haddad died of cancer more than 10 years ago.
		It's interesting that Mr Cass's lawyer believes it is possible to libel a man (Haddad) who has been dead for more than a decade, even more so that he should think that publishing a military code name would prompt this rascal to expose his real identity in a court of law.
		As for Major Haim, he remains on UN files as the man who tried - and apparently succeeded - in forcing the people of southern Lebanon to cough up the cash to pay for their own oppressors.
	www.robert-fisk.com /articles568.htm (823 words)

	Division of General Surgery - AUBMC: Research & Publications
		Taha A.M., Hejazi M., Saade N.E., Nassar C.F.: The effect of hemorrhagic shock on the absorption of aminoacids in the rat jejunum.
		Barada K.A., El Dika S.S., Atweh S.F., Taha A.M., Saade N.E., Nassar C.F.: Capsaicin’s inhibition of alanine absorption in the rat jejunum is neurally mediated and involves a decrease in the affinity for alanine absorption.
		Taha A., Haddad R., Allam C., Baraka A.: The Thymus and Myasthenia Gravis.
	wwwlb.aub.edu.lb /~webgsurg/research.html (4526 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		With the approval of the Israeli Defence Force (IDF), Hobeika and Major Saad Haddad, of the Southern Lebanon Army, had entered the refugee camp and gone on the rampage for 40 hours.
		In addition, the Israeli-controlled Haddad militia in southern Lebanon launched an offensive with Israeli support aimed at disrupting the Lebanese government’s plans to deploy its army in the south.
		They were at the mercy of the Phalange, Haddad’s armed militia in southern Lebanon and anyone else whom the Israelis chose to back.
	www.indybay.org /newsitems/2003/02/18/15756641_content.html (8658 words)

	Sabra and Shatila Massacre: The Four Days /Thomas Friedman (NYT, 1982) [Candide's Notebooks]
		There is also a sizable body of circumstantial evidence suggesting that members of the militia of Maj. Saad Haddad, armed and trained by Israel, were also at the airport and may also have moved up to the staging area, despite Israeli denials that they were involved in any way in the slayings.
		Finally, Major Haddad said in an interview with The Times of London that some of his men "may have been serving with other forces in Beirut" when the massacre in the camps ocurred.
		What is not clear is whether the Haddad militiamen could have reached the camps - far from their normal area of operations in the south along the Israeli border - without the knowledge or active cooperation of the Israelis.
	www.pierretristam.com /Bobst/library/wf-265.htm (9538 words)

	"Assassination of Akl Hashem May Presage Demise of SLA" (February 2000) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		He entered the Lebanese army's school for non-commissioned officers at the age of eighteen and had attained the rank of sergeant at the time of the outbreak of the Lebanese civil war in 1975.
		In 1976, Hashem joined Saad Haddad's Army of Free Lebanon operating in south Lebanon with the support of Israel.
		After Haddad's death in 1984, the militia was reorganized as the SLA under the command of Antoine Lahad.
	www.meib.org /articles/0002_l1.htm (653 words)

	Lebanonwire.com \| Goksel retires after 24 years of service
		Goksel arrived in Lebanon from Ankara in his native Turkey in February 1979 to serve as press assistant to the year-old peacekeeping force.
		The southern border district was under the control of Saad Haddad’s Israeli-backed militia, the Army of Free Lebanon.
		The area to the north of the border enclave was run by the Palestine Liberation Organization and its numerous, often competing, factions.
	www.lebanonwire.com /0305/03053005DS.asp (1159 words)

	Sharon's war crimes in Lebanon: the record Part Three
		That same day, about 50 Haddad troops that were virtually integrated into the Israeli army and operated entirely under its command were brought to Beirut.
		Interestingly, the Commission heaped all the blame for the atrocities on the Phalange led by Hobeika, and denied the “rumours” that Haddad and his forces played any role in the slaughter or were even present, even though numerous eyewitnesses testified to their murderous activities.
		Yet the Phalange had been closer political allies than Haddad: they had been trained by the Israelis, armed with the same weapons and performed the same services for Israel in Beirut, the Chouf and the Metn regions as Haddad did in the south.
	wsws.org /articles/2002/feb2002/sab3-f25_prn.shtml (2855 words)

	Sabra and Shatila Massacre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Lebanese Maronite Christians, led by the Phalangist party and militia, were allied initially with Syria then with Israel, which provided them with arms and training to fight against the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) faction; other factions were allied with Syria, Iran, and other states of the region.
		According to some sources (http://wsws.org/articles/2002/feb2002/sab3-f25_prn.shtml), he also demanded acceptance of a military presence in southern Lebanon under control of Major Saad Haddad (a supporter of Israel), and action from Gemayel to move on the Palestinian fighters Israel claimed had remained hidden in refugee camps including Sabra and Shatila.
		A unit of 150 Phalangists (including some Haddad fighters, according to Saad Haddad as quoted by Robert Fisk) was assembled at 4:00 pm.
	sabra-and-shatila-massacre.area51.ipupdater.com (2664 words)

	The American Spectator
		The PLO would be routed, southern Lebanon would be stabilized and placed mostly under the temporary stewardship of Major Saad Haddad and his South Lebanon Army.
		Haddad, a Christian, would cooperate with Gemayel and before long the country of Lebanon would once again coalesce into a functioning independent entity at peace with Israel.
		Major Haddad's power shrank into a very narrow fiefdom, and he died of cancer not long afterward.
	www.spectator.org /dsp_article.asp?art_id=7775 (876 words)

	From the Writings of Raya Dunayevskaya: Marxist-Humanist Archives: April 2002
		Even that Great Delusion-which matches the Grand Illusion that an insignificant puppet like Haddad could be installed as ruler over the whole of Lebanon-did not seem to exhaust General Sharon's schema for the Middle East.
		Just as the Polish masses never forgave Russia during World War II for staying outside the gates of Warsaw in 1944, waiting for the Nazis to complete their destruction before they moved in to "save" them, so the masses of the world will never forgive Begin's Israel for the Lebanon massacre.
		Saad Haddad was a Christian rightist who led an Israeli-controlled militia in Southern Lebanon, until Israel's withdrawal several years ago.-Editor
	www.newsandletters.org /Issues/2002/April/fta_apr02.htm (1780 words)

	Editorial: U.S.: Letting Might Make Right
		Among them is an opportunity for some of its soldiers to participate, actively and for the first time legally, in carrying out policing operations on Lebanese soil.
		It will also have official sanction to carry out intelligence operations, and Israel's Lebanese protege Major Saad Haddad will be permitted to continue wielding considerable power in the south, despite the fact that the Lebanese government had regarded him as a traitor for years.
		What is at issue is whether the U.S. should continue giving subsidies to Israel when it uses those subsidies to carry out actions which are not in the U.S. interest.
	www.washington-report.org /backissues/051683/830516002b.html (488 words)

	Al-Ahram Weekly \| Focus \| Making Lebanon whole again
		But the only "body" which Hizbullah or its allies dragged through the "liberated" south was a stone one.
		This was the statue of the late Major Saad Haddad, the first commander of the South Lebanese Army (SLA).
		With such restraint, Hizbullah disproved all forecasts that "the Israeli agents" would be "slaughtered in their beds." Even the goalers at the notorious Khiam prison were permitted to escape to Israel.
	weekly.ahram.org.eg /2000/484/fo1.htm (1218 words)

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