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An IOF soldier was wounded by a locally-made explosive during confrontations in Azzun, #Qalqilya.
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Documentation of the moment that an IOF soldier was wounded by a locally-made explosive in Azzun, #Qalqilya.
Resistance fighters opened fire on zionist soldiers at the IOF post on Jabal Al-Tur, #Nablus.
Resistance fighters open fire on IOF soldiers in Beit Ummar, #AlKhalil.
Naji predicts his own fate. The evil man puts up wanted posters of Handala, "wanted dead or alive." A group of Handalas watch in awe.
Handala says "My country, my country, my country. You have my love and adoration."
Naji published this drawing just two weeks before his assassination on after getting calls from PLO figures. On August 29th, 1987, Naji ascended to martyrdom. #NajisAugust
Handala says "My country, my country, my country. You have my love and adoration."
Naji published this drawing just two weeks before his assassination on after getting calls from PLO figures. On August 29th, 1987, Naji ascended to martyrdom. #NajisAugust
The IOF abducted Hamas leader Bassam Hammad and Birzeit Student Council member Abdulghani Fares after raiding their homes in Silwad, #Ramallah. Abdulghani was kidnapped by the Palestinian Authority a few weeks ago along with several of his colleagues. His arrest is yet another example of the "revolving door" practiced between the PA and zionist entity.
Four settlers were injured after they attempted to attack Palestinians near the town of Mikhmas, #Ramallah.
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I am committed to Palestine.
Naji Al-Ali: the creator of the immortal Handala. With his pen as his weapon, he was the voice of the downtrodden. Opposing imperialism and settlement, his drawings spoke to the revolution, the true revolution, of the camps and the masses, not that of the charlatans and engineers of Oslo that killed him.
"I am accused of being biased, and it is an accusation I do not deny. I am biased in favor of those who are 'below.'"
"No to the silencer!" Naji was loud in his stance against political silencing. Naji called to free them all. He called for liberation. He called out backstabbing Arab regimes and elites. He honored our martyrs. Naji reminds us, "Palestine is not far. Nor is it near. It is within reach of the revolution."
He is Palestine's unwavering conscience. His commitment to the cause continues to inspire the rising unity in the homeland and diaspora. For this, he received 100 death threats, from enemies and "allies" alike, from vague threats to threatening to cut off his fingers that forged his art. "You must correct your attitude," a senior PLO member told Naji.
Four weeks later, and on this day in 1987, he was shot by masked PLO gunmen outside the Al-Qabas newspaper offices in London, betrayed by the orchestrators of Oslo. Shot in the eye, he fell into a coma, his enemies thinking that blinding him would blind his immortal vision for global justice.
Naji ascended as a martyr on August 29th. His legacy, like his art, lives forever. Naji, meaning survivor, never died.
Naji Al-Ali: the creator of the immortal Handala. With his pen as his weapon, he was the voice of the downtrodden. Opposing imperialism and settlement, his drawings spoke to the revolution, the true revolution, of the camps and the masses, not that of the charlatans and engineers of Oslo that killed him.
"I am accused of being biased, and it is an accusation I do not deny. I am biased in favor of those who are 'below.'"
"No to the silencer!" Naji was loud in his stance against political silencing. Naji called to free them all. He called for liberation. He called out backstabbing Arab regimes and elites. He honored our martyrs. Naji reminds us, "Palestine is not far. Nor is it near. It is within reach of the revolution."
He is Palestine's unwavering conscience. His commitment to the cause continues to inspire the rising unity in the homeland and diaspora. For this, he received 100 death threats, from enemies and "allies" alike, from vague threats to threatening to cut off his fingers that forged his art. "You must correct your attitude," a senior PLO member told Naji.
Four weeks later, and on this day in 1987, he was shot by masked PLO gunmen outside the Al-Qabas newspaper offices in London, betrayed by the orchestrators of Oslo. Shot in the eye, he fell into a coma, his enemies thinking that blinding him would blind his immortal vision for global justice.
Naji ascended as a martyr on August 29th. His legacy, like his art, lives forever. Naji, meaning survivor, never died.
Resistance fighters opened fire towards an IOF helicopter flying over #Jenin camp.
Resistance fighters opened fire towards occupation forces at the colonial Dotan checkpoint, west of #Jenin.
"Welcome to death for the sake of Palestine," the good man says as he creates his own military uniform.
This drawing was created by Naji two weeks before his assassination.
Naji wrote, "Whoever wants to write about Palestine and whoever wants to draw for Palestine must know that they are effectively dead. I cannot give up my principles, even if it costs me my neck. Even if they cut off my fingers, I'll draw with my feet.
Handala, this character I created, will definitely not end after me. And perhaps it's not an exaggeration to say that I will continue with him even after my death."
#NajisAugust
This drawing was created by Naji two weeks before his assassination.
Naji wrote, "Whoever wants to write about Palestine and whoever wants to draw for Palestine must know that they are effectively dead. I cannot give up my principles, even if it costs me my neck. Even if they cut off my fingers, I'll draw with my feet.
Handala, this character I created, will definitely not end after me. And perhaps it's not an exaggeration to say that I will continue with him even after my death."
#NajisAugust
"O you who bow to America, I am innocent of you."
"Red lines are not to be crossed." Handala walks on the US flag anyway, holding a book "Returning to Haifa." #NajisAugust
"Red lines are not to be crossed." Handala walks on the US flag anyway, holding a book "Returning to Haifa." #NajisAugust
1. "Palestine Liberation Organization. Palestine Liberation. Organization Organization. Organization," falls out of the Palestinian flag.
2. Behind the evil man: "PLO travel agency." Destinations: Washington, Cairo, 'Tel Aviv,' Amman."
3. Naji foresees Oslo. The newspaper reads, "Secret contacts to publicly liquidate the Palestinian cause."
4. The evil man: "I have a great hope that Reagan recognizes the PLO and gives us a state!"
The good man says, "You can’t expect honey from the ass of an animal."
5. Evil men: "We are the legitimate ones. We decide what is legitimate. If anyone says or writes or draws something against the Palestinian right, he will go to hell. So where are you going?"
The good man: "To hell!!"
#NajisAugust
2. Behind the evil man: "PLO travel agency." Destinations: Washington, Cairo, 'Tel Aviv,' Amman."
3. Naji foresees Oslo. The newspaper reads, "Secret contacts to publicly liquidate the Palestinian cause."
4. The evil man: "I have a great hope that Reagan recognizes the PLO and gives us a state!"
The good man says, "You can’t expect honey from the ass of an animal."
5. Evil men: "We are the legitimate ones. We decide what is legitimate. If anyone says or writes or draws something against the Palestinian right, he will go to hell. So where are you going?"
The good man: "To hell!!"
#NajisAugust