Abu Imad Rifai

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  Meanwhile, Abu Imad Rifai, a representative of the Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad, told Al-Manar television that the progress was made after Fatah Islam ‘‘opened the doors for a solution" and accepted to ‘‘dissolve."

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  In eulogizing the Majzoub brothers, Islamic Jihad's representative in Lebanon, Abu Imad Rifai, said the group and its military wing, Al-Quds Brigades, "will stick to the choice of resistance and struggle.The coming response will be hard, in Haifa, Tel Aviv and every spot occupied by the Zionist enemy."In an earlier statement, Rifai rejected the possibility that other Palestinian or Lebanese groups could have killed the Mahmoud Majzoub."No one has an interest in assassinating him except the Israeli Mossad," he told AP Friday.

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  The representative of the Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad, Abu Ahmed Rifai, said Fatah Islam militants pledged to cease firing and withdraw from positions facing Lebanese troops.

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  Meanwhile, Abu Imad Rifai, a representative of the Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad, told Al-Manar television that the progress was made after Fatah Islam "opened the doors for a solution" and accepted to "dissolve".

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  Meanwhile, Abu Imad Rifai, a representative of the Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad, told Al-Manar television that the progress was made after Fatah Islam "opened the doors for a solution" and accepted to "dissolve."

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  The four-point plan presented by the Palestinian factions to the Lebanese government aimed at a peaceful resolution to the camp crisis, Abu Imad Rifai, a representative of Islamic Jihad, told the Associated Press on Sunday.

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  Palestinian factions have presented the government with a four-point plan aimed at a peaceful resolution to the camp standoff, Abu Imad Rifai, a representative of the Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad, told the Associated Press on Sunday.
  
  The plan calls for a cease-fire, the creation of a Palestinian security force to maintain law and order in the camp, the barring of other armed groups in the camp and the creation of "a mechanism for the departure" of Fatah Islam from the camp, Rifai said.

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  Palestinian factions have presented the government with a four-point plan aimed at a peaceful resolution of standoff, Abu Imad Rifai, a representative of the Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad, told the Associated Press on Sunday.
  
  The plan calls for a ceasefire, the creation of a Palestinian security force to maintain law and order in the camp, the barring of other armed groups in the camp and the creation of "a mechanism for the departure of the Fatah Islam group from the camp," Rifai said.
  
  A government official, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media, said the plan, which falls short of its demands for the handover of the militants, has not yet been presented to the Lebanese government.
  
  Rifai said the government found "some positive elements" in the plan but that details on how to deal with the departure of the fighters had to be worked out."A final plan will be presented to the government in the next few days," he said.
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  But Rifai insisted that "a political solution is the only option."

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  Palestinian factions have presented the government with a four-point plan aimed at a peaceful resolution of the standoff, Abu Imad Rifai, a representative of the Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad, said Sunday.
  
  The plan calls for a cease-fire, the creation of a Palestinian security force to maintain law and order in the camp, the barring of other armed groups in the camp and the creation of "a mechanism for the departure of the Fatah Islam group from the camp," Rifai said.
  
  There was no immediate public reaction from the government to the plan, which fell short of its demands for the handover of the militants.
  
  Rifai asserted that the government had found "some positive elements" in the plan but that details on how to deal with the departure of the fighters had to be worked out.
  
  "A final plan will be presented to the government in the next few days," he said.

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  Abu Imad Rifai, the Lebanon representative of the Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad, warned the army on Wednesday against adopting a military solution in haste.
  
  "There is a conviction on the part of many [Palestinians] that a military solution cannot lead to results or end the battle once and for all.There should be another mechanism [for a solution]," Rifai said in an interview with Hizbullah's Al-Manar television. - With agencies

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