🚨 The Palestinian Authority increases number of Palestinians it has kidnapped for attending the funeral of martyr Abdelfattah Kharousha to over 20.
Abdelfattah, who carried out the Huwara operation which humiliated the traitorous Palestinian Authority while it was bargaining our cause in Aqaba, had his funeral attacked by the traitorous Palestinian Authority last week because mourners chanted for the resistance and waved Hamas flags.
Those kidnapped include journalist Moath Washha, as well as Fatah members who chanted for the resistance and national unity. It appears that the PA, who signed a reconciliation agreement with Hamas and 13 other factions in Algeria last October, has no interest in national unity.
The families of the detainees say in a statement: "We condemn the campaign of frenzied arrests launched by the [Palestinian] Authority in Nablus, which has detained 20 people on the grounds of their participation in the funeral of the martyr Abdelfattah Kharousha."
Abdelfattah, who carried out the Huwara operation which humiliated the traitorous Palestinian Authority while it was bargaining our cause in Aqaba, had his funeral attacked by the traitorous Palestinian Authority last week because mourners chanted for the resistance and waved Hamas flags.
Those kidnapped include journalist Moath Washha, as well as Fatah members who chanted for the resistance and national unity. It appears that the PA, who signed a reconciliation agreement with Hamas and 13 other factions in Algeria last October, has no interest in national unity.
The families of the detainees say in a statement: "We condemn the campaign of frenzied arrests launched by the [Palestinian] Authority in Nablus, which has detained 20 people on the grounds of their participation in the funeral of the martyr Abdelfattah Kharousha."
🚨 The Joint Room of the Night Confusion Units of Ramallah and Al-Bireh:
Our fighters targeted the settlement of "Psagot" with a number of locally-made explosive devices at 10:38, and the fighters withdrew safely.
The Jenin Offensive.
Our fighters targeted the settlement of "Psagot" with a number of locally-made explosive devices at 10:38, and the fighters withdrew safely.
The Jenin Offensive.
Palestinians in the town of Sabastiyah near #Nablus re-raise Palestinian flags after the occupation forces stormed the town and removed them.
Resistance fighters target the colonial Qalandia checkpoint near #AlQuds with a locally-made explosive device.
Resistance fighters target an IOF military encampment near “Rachel’s Tomb,” #Bethlehem with a locally-made explosive device.
Resistance fighters open fire on an IOF tower in Al-Aroub camp, #AlKhalil.
Today in 1978, the Palestinian republic was declared. Today in 1978, 12 Arab resistance fighters—Lebanese, Yemeni, and Palestinian refugees, led by their indefatigable leader, the 20-year-old martyr Dalal Al-Mughrabi—declared the Palestinian republic inside a bus. "It does not matter how long this republic lasted; the important thing was that it was established and that the Palestinian flag was raised in the depth of the occupied land," wrote the Arab poet Nizar Qabbani.
Today, we honor the Bride of Yaffa and the unforgettable epic that she and her comrades wrote in the history of Arab resistance.
With her advanced military and weapons training received in the refugee camps of Lebanon, Dalal commanded the Deir Yassin Unit that set out to attack the "knesset." The Unit, named after among the most horrible massacres of the Nakba of 1948, consisted of 13 Arab fighters who pierced deep into the enemy entity in the name of all of our martyrs. The operation was planned by Abu Jihad and named after martyr Kamal Adwan. From Lebanon, two boats arrived on the shores of occupied Palestine. In occupied Haifa, their bullets rang, targeting settler after settler after hijacking a bus with 68 hostages. Almost 40 settlers were killed. Over 80 were wounded. Dalal told the hostages, "We do not want to kill you. We are holding you hostage in order to free our brothers who are detained in the prisons of your alleged state," but the conditions did not allow for this, as the occupation refused the deal. Dalal blew up the bus with its colonial passengers inside of it.
With unparalleled determination and will, the Deir Yassin Unit continued the operation, even as all the forces of zionist military and intelligence confronted them.
Dalal carried with her the flag of her homeland. She kissed the fabric: that red and green, the white and black that together to represent that which is greater, more glorious, a symbol of rootedness and Arab resistance. She kissed it with humility and hung it inside the hijacked bus, repeating, "My country, my country, my country... You have my love and my heart. Palestine, the land of ancestors; to you we must return."
The commanding Dalal ordered her unit to fight the occupation forces until martyrdom, exemplifying extraordinary steadfastness and boldness in a nine-hour-long battle. As the unit's bullets ran low, Dalal and 11 of her fighting comrades were martyred. Former zionist prime minister Ehud Barak was a soldier at the scene, incredulous that this young woman led such a heroic operation. He pulled the martyr's hair and kicked her, furious at the fact that he knew that what Dalal set in motion was a powerful resistance movement that today pierces deep into the enemy entity with its rockets and soldiers.
Dalal left behind a will. She asked those who carry rifles to halt all secondary contradictions and to escalate the main contradiction with the occupying entity. She asked of us, "Point your guns in only one direction—your enemy—'israel.'"
She was buried, and remains buried, in the so-called "Cemetery of Numbers," unidentified in the grave, but known in the hearts of every person striving for the sake of liberation. Dalal, born in the refugee camps of Lebanon, did not see or step foot in her homeland until the day of her martyrdom and burial. Her body remains in the soil of her homeland of occupied Palestine, despite zionist claims that they were handed to her family in the 2008 Hezbollah-mediated prisoner exchange; her family received "dirt and stones" in reality.
To this day, 45 years later, the fighting Dalal haunts the occupation. Her mother remarked, "Dalal will remain an admirable symbol of the Palestinian women's struggle and an example to be emulated by young Palestinian men and women who will pursue the armed struggle until the liberation of Palestine."
Glory, all glory, to the martyrs of the Kamal Adwan Operation. Glory to the Bride of Yaffa: commander, nurse, and inspiration. Glory to Palestine's unceasing resistance.
Today, we honor the Bride of Yaffa and the unforgettable epic that she and her comrades wrote in the history of Arab resistance.
With her advanced military and weapons training received in the refugee camps of Lebanon, Dalal commanded the Deir Yassin Unit that set out to attack the "knesset." The Unit, named after among the most horrible massacres of the Nakba of 1948, consisted of 13 Arab fighters who pierced deep into the enemy entity in the name of all of our martyrs. The operation was planned by Abu Jihad and named after martyr Kamal Adwan. From Lebanon, two boats arrived on the shores of occupied Palestine. In occupied Haifa, their bullets rang, targeting settler after settler after hijacking a bus with 68 hostages. Almost 40 settlers were killed. Over 80 were wounded. Dalal told the hostages, "We do not want to kill you. We are holding you hostage in order to free our brothers who are detained in the prisons of your alleged state," but the conditions did not allow for this, as the occupation refused the deal. Dalal blew up the bus with its colonial passengers inside of it.
With unparalleled determination and will, the Deir Yassin Unit continued the operation, even as all the forces of zionist military and intelligence confronted them.
Dalal carried with her the flag of her homeland. She kissed the fabric: that red and green, the white and black that together to represent that which is greater, more glorious, a symbol of rootedness and Arab resistance. She kissed it with humility and hung it inside the hijacked bus, repeating, "My country, my country, my country... You have my love and my heart. Palestine, the land of ancestors; to you we must return."
The commanding Dalal ordered her unit to fight the occupation forces until martyrdom, exemplifying extraordinary steadfastness and boldness in a nine-hour-long battle. As the unit's bullets ran low, Dalal and 11 of her fighting comrades were martyred. Former zionist prime minister Ehud Barak was a soldier at the scene, incredulous that this young woman led such a heroic operation. He pulled the martyr's hair and kicked her, furious at the fact that he knew that what Dalal set in motion was a powerful resistance movement that today pierces deep into the enemy entity with its rockets and soldiers.
Dalal left behind a will. She asked those who carry rifles to halt all secondary contradictions and to escalate the main contradiction with the occupying entity. She asked of us, "Point your guns in only one direction—your enemy—'israel.'"
She was buried, and remains buried, in the so-called "Cemetery of Numbers," unidentified in the grave, but known in the hearts of every person striving for the sake of liberation. Dalal, born in the refugee camps of Lebanon, did not see or step foot in her homeland until the day of her martyrdom and burial. Her body remains in the soil of her homeland of occupied Palestine, despite zionist claims that they were handed to her family in the 2008 Hezbollah-mediated prisoner exchange; her family received "dirt and stones" in reality.
To this day, 45 years later, the fighting Dalal haunts the occupation. Her mother remarked, "Dalal will remain an admirable symbol of the Palestinian women's struggle and an example to be emulated by young Palestinian men and women who will pursue the armed struggle until the liberation of Palestine."
Glory, all glory, to the martyrs of the Kamal Adwan Operation. Glory to the Bride of Yaffa: commander, nurse, and inspiration. Glory to Palestine's unceasing resistance.
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💥 In honor of the 45th anniversary of the Kamal Adwan Operation, commanded by martyr Dalal Al-Mughrabi.
🚨 Earlier, resistance fighters in a car opened fire at the Surra checkpoint in #Nablus, forcing the checkpoint to close. The IOF fired back. Moments later, zionist ambulances arrived at the scene.
The IOF reports the wounding and possible martyrdom of three in the car and arrest of one other. Until now, the details are limited.
Above is the photo of the fighters' M16s, adorned with photos of martyred Lions' Den leaders.
The IOF reports the wounding and possible martyrdom of three in the car and arrest of one other. Until now, the details are limited.
Above is the photo of the fighters' M16s, adorned with photos of martyred Lions' Den leaders.
The IOF continues aggression on Syria. This morning, they shelled sites in the countryside of Masyaf, in western Syria.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health confirms that three martyrs ascended due to an assassination by the IOF near Surra checkpoint in #Nablus.
The martyrs executed by the IOF this morning are:
• Jihad Mohammad Wasfi Al-Shami (24 years old).
• Oday Othman Rafiq Al-Shami (22 years old).
• Mohammad Raed Naji Dabeek (18 years old).
Glory to the martyrs.
• Jihad Mohammad Wasfi Al-Shami (24 years old).
• Oday Othman Rafiq Al-Shami (22 years old).
• Mohammad Raed Naji Dabeek (18 years old).
Glory to the martyrs.
The Joint Room of the Night Confusion Units of Ramallah and Al-Bireh:
With Allah’s help, our fighters targeted settlers' vehicles with shrapnel explosives near the village of Al-Mughayyir at 5:30, and the fighters withdrew safely.
The Mountain of Fire Offensive
With Allah’s help, our fighters targeted settlers' vehicles with shrapnel explosives near the village of Al-Mughayyir at 5:30, and the fighters withdrew safely.
The Mountain of Fire Offensive