Antoine Lahad

E531947

Antoine Lahad was a Lebanese army officer best known for leading the Israeli-backed South Lebanon Army militia during the Lebanese Civil War and the subsequent occupation of southern Lebanon.

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Antoine Lahad canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Lebanese military officer
person
accusedOf collaboration with an occupying power
human rights abuses by forces under his command
alliedWith Israel
commanded South Lebanon Army
countryOfCitizenship Lebanon
ethnicGroup Maronite Lebanese
familyName Lahad
givenName Antoine
hasGender male
ideology anti-Hezbollah stance
anti-Palestinian militancy
languageSpoken Arabic
militaryBranch Lebanese Army
militaryConflict Lebanese Civil War
South Lebanon conflict
name Antoine Lahad
notableEvent took command of the South Lebanon Army after Saad Haddad
notableFor administration of the Israeli-backed security zone in South Lebanon
collaboration with Israel during the South Lebanon occupation
controversial role in Lebanese politics and security during the civil war
leadership of the South Lebanon Army
occupation army officer
opposedBy Amal Movement
Hezbollah
Lebanese National Resistance factions
positionHeld commander of the South Lebanon Army
regionOfActivity Israeli-occupied security zone in South Lebanon
South Lebanon
linked to: southern Lebanon
religion Maronite Christianity
roleDuringEvent leader of an Israeli-backed militia during the Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon
supportedBy Israel Defense Forces
Israeli government

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South Lebanon Army commander Antoine Lahad
South Lebanon Army notableCommander Antoine Lahad
subject linked to: SLA
Antoine Lahad name Antoine Lahad