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When
1 October 1985Exact day
Where
Hammam Chott
Weight
74 · Defining momentKilling or attack
Sources
23 cited passages
On 1 October 1985 Israeli aircraft bombed the PLO’s headquarters at Hammam Chott, in the southern suburbs of Tunis, causing heavy loss of life. The Security Council, in resolution 573, condemned it as an act of armed aggression against Tunisia.
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The raid and the Council
In resolution 573 of 4 October 1985 the Security Council noted with concern that the Israeli air raid of 1 October 1985 on the area of Hammam Chott, in the southern suburbs of Tunis, had caused heavy loss of human life and extensive material damage, and that the Israeli government had claimed responsibility for it. It condemned vigorously the act of armed aggression against Tunisian territory and considered that Tunisia had the right to reparations.12
The UN backgrounder records that after leaving Beirut the PLO had re-established its headquarters in Tunis, and that Israel twice attacked its presence there in the following years.3
United Nations · section: B. The invasion of Lebanon by Israel in 1982 and other acts of violence directed at Palestinians outside the occupied Palestinian territory
Original-language quotation · en
Twice in the following years Israel launched attacks against the Palestine Liberation Organization presence there.