15 August 2013: A car bomb exploded in a part of Hezbollah controlled Beirut killing 27 and wounding 226.[64] 22 August 2013: Gunmen opened fire on pro Hezbollah supporters killing three in Tripoli.[65] 23 August 2013: Twin car bombs exploded in front of two Sunni mosques killing at least 47 and wounding over 500.[66] 20–28 October 2013: 17 people were killed and 100 wounded during clashes in Tripoli.[67] 24 October 2013: Two Syrian gunmen were killed by the Lebanese Army in the eastern Bekaa valley after they refused to halt their vehicle.[68] 30 November–2 December 2013: 13 people were killed,[69] including one soldier,[70] and over 80 wounded,[69] including 10 soldiers and one policeman, during clashes in Tripoli.[70] Also, one person was killed and several were wounded in fighting in Lebanon's largest Palestinian refugee camp, Ain el Hilweh.[71] 21 December 2013: 32 Syrian jihadists were killed after they were ambushed by Hezbollah in Wadi al-Jamala while infiltrating Lebanon from Syria.[72] 27 December 2013: A car bomb exploded in the Beirut Central District killing at least five people, including the former Lebanese ambassador to the U.S. Mohamad Chatah, and wounding 71 others.[73]