EIN AL-HILWEH, Lebanon, July 20 (Reuters) - The leader of a small Sunni Islamist group has died from wounds suffered in a gunbattle with members of the Fatah faction at a Palestinian refugee camp in south Lebanon, camp officials said on Sunday. Shehadeh Jawhar, an Iraq-trained Palestinian militant wanted by the Lebanese authorities, was seriously wounded on Saturday in a clash at Ein al-Hilweh camp between Fatah and Jund al-Sham, a small al Qaeda-inspired Islamist group. Jawhar died of his wound overnight, the officials said. Two people had been killed instantly in Saturday's fighting at the camp near the southern port city of Sidon, 40 km (25 miles) south of Beirut. Sunni Islamist groups have substantial influence in the camp, which is off limits to Lebanese security forces. (Writing by Nadim Ladki)
Hezbollah members carry coffins of their comrades during a mass funeral in the southern suburbs of Beirut July 18, 2008. Hezbollah held a funeral on Friday for eight of its fighters ...
