Resistance fighter Yousef Tawfiq Masoud (43) of Rafah, Gaza breathes freedom! Today, he is freed from the zionist prisons following 19 and a half years as a prisoner, welcomed by cheering crowds. #FreeThemAll
This imprisoned hero of Al-Qassam Brigades is Mu'ath Hamid, from Silwad, #Ramallah. Today, the occupation courts gave him two life sentences and a one million shekel fine because he carried out an operation in 2015 that killed a zionist settler and injured three others.
It is noteworthy that Mu'ath spent the last seven years in the prisons of the traitorous Palestinian Authority due to this operation. He was "freed" from the PA prisons on April 13th of last year, but was, as usual, immediately handed over to the IOF, who abducted him just hours later.
His mother attended his court session today, and said: "Mu'ath's morale was very high, and he carried out his operation against the settlers in retaliation for the burning of the Dawabsheh family."
It is noteworthy that Mu'ath spent the last seven years in the prisons of the traitorous Palestinian Authority due to this operation. He was "freed" from the PA prisons on April 13th of last year, but was, as usual, immediately handed over to the IOF, who abducted him just hours later.
His mother attended his court session today, and said: "Mu'ath's morale was very high, and he carried out his operation against the settlers in retaliation for the burning of the Dawabsheh family."
Statement issued by the Supreme National Emergency Committee of the National Prisoners' Movement announcing the formation of a committee for administrative detainees:
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O great people of our nation, O free people of the world, we send you a Palestinian salute.
In loyalty to [the blood of] the martyr Khader Adnan, and in rejection of the oppressive policy of administrative detention, which steals the lives of your prisoner sons, and with the increasing pace of this detention to levels that are no longer bearable, reaching today a total of 1083 administrative detainees in the occupation's prisons, and in order to organize the ranks of the administrative detainees to confront this policy, it has been decided to form a special committee for administrative detainees emanating from the Supreme National Emergency Committee, which has been working - and is still working - on organizing a movement to confront administrative detention ending with an open hunger strike. The date and number of participants of which will be announced in the coming days.
To our heroic people, as the announcement of the prisoners' movement's hunger strike to confront administrative detention approaches, we affirm the following:
Firstly: Your support for this strike is a victory for the blood of the martyr Khader Adnan, and a warning bell to prevent repetition of the crime of executing any hunger-striking prisoner.
Secondly: It is required of all legal, human rights, and media institutions inside and outside the homeland to stand up to their responsibilities to confront this oppressive detention, and to support the administrative detainees in their struggle against this criminal policy.
Thirdly: In light of the sharp deterioration of the health situation of the prisoner and intellectual Walid Daqqah, and the refusal of the occupation's prison administration to release him, we call on our people and all free people in the world to launch the largest solidarity campaign with our heroic prisoner Walid Daqqah, and to exert pressure on the occupation to release him before it's too late.
Glory to the martyrs, freedom to the prisoners, and healing to the wounded.
Victory to our people and our nation.
Supreme National Emergency Committee of the National Prisoners' Movement.
Sunday, 15 Dhu al-Qi'dah 1444
Corresponding to June 4 2023.
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O great people of our nation, O free people of the world, we send you a Palestinian salute.
In loyalty to [the blood of] the martyr Khader Adnan, and in rejection of the oppressive policy of administrative detention, which steals the lives of your prisoner sons, and with the increasing pace of this detention to levels that are no longer bearable, reaching today a total of 1083 administrative detainees in the occupation's prisons, and in order to organize the ranks of the administrative detainees to confront this policy, it has been decided to form a special committee for administrative detainees emanating from the Supreme National Emergency Committee, which has been working - and is still working - on organizing a movement to confront administrative detention ending with an open hunger strike. The date and number of participants of which will be announced in the coming days.
To our heroic people, as the announcement of the prisoners' movement's hunger strike to confront administrative detention approaches, we affirm the following:
Firstly: Your support for this strike is a victory for the blood of the martyr Khader Adnan, and a warning bell to prevent repetition of the crime of executing any hunger-striking prisoner.
Secondly: It is required of all legal, human rights, and media institutions inside and outside the homeland to stand up to their responsibilities to confront this oppressive detention, and to support the administrative detainees in their struggle against this criminal policy.
Thirdly: In light of the sharp deterioration of the health situation of the prisoner and intellectual Walid Daqqah, and the refusal of the occupation's prison administration to release him, we call on our people and all free people in the world to launch the largest solidarity campaign with our heroic prisoner Walid Daqqah, and to exert pressure on the occupation to release him before it's too late.
Glory to the martyrs, freedom to the prisoners, and healing to the wounded.
Victory to our people and our nation.
Supreme National Emergency Committee of the National Prisoners' Movement.
Sunday, 15 Dhu al-Qi'dah 1444
Corresponding to June 4 2023.
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🚨 A statement issued by the Supreme National Emergency Committee of the National Prisoners' Movement regarding number of administrative detainees reaching more than 1,000 detainees for the first time in 15 years:
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Three settlers were injured after being pelted with stones in Burqa, #Nablus.
🚨 BREAKING: For the first time, the IOF has deployed tanks near #Jenin and #Tulkarem behind the colonial separation wall. The attached picture was taken from Qaffin, #Tulkarem.
Such movements indicate that a large-scale IOF operation of the resisting Tulkarem or Jenin may be imminent, following a series of failed IOF raids in the area.
Such movements indicate that a large-scale IOF operation of the resisting Tulkarem or Jenin may be imminent, following a series of failed IOF raids in the area.
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Protected by the IOF, a settler mob has attacked Burqa, #Nablus. IOF gas bombs injured a Palestinian and at least 30 others were treated for suffocation. Calls for mobilization to support the people of the town are widespread across Palestine.
📝 Besieged On All Sides.
"Megiddo," Imad Adwan, and yesterday's operation from Egypt: all are demonstrations of the systematic implosion and destabilization of the zionist "security" system brought about via popular Arab resistance. They represent the unyielding will of the Arab people to resist zionism despite normalization efforts by reactionary Arab leadership.
These events are not isolated; all are interconnected in a grander scheme of regional resistance against zionism, indicating evolving and diversified resistance strategies. The "Megiddo" operation was an infiltration from the north, while yesterday's events were an infiltration from the south. While the zionists heavily prepared on the "northern front," the strike came from the south, as our Egyptian hero demonstrated the incapacity of the zionist defense system: its slain soldiers reportedly did not fire a single bullet. Both were subjected to tight media blackouts by the zionist entity, which, in both cases, backfired as settlers panicked and created imaginative stories that increased their fear. Coupled with the weapons smuggling by Jordanian MP Imad Al-Adwan, it becomes clear that the zionist entity is surrounded on all sides by a people determined to resist their common enemy, an unbroken ring of determined resistance.
The Megiddo operation, with its high-quality explosives, indicates a strong external support network likely involving Hezbollah. The Egypt operation, which was mediated via an IOF passageway into Egypt, underscores that resistance persists in the heart of the Arab masses regardless of government betrayals. Both resulted in the ascendance of unknown heroic martyrs. Both revealed the deep vulnerabilities of the failing zionist security establishment. Both led to significant disarray and a crisis in confidence among settlers.
Zionist analyst Amir Bahbout wrote yesterday: "Despite the 'army and the state' paying billions for protection, defense, and its building of fences and walls, every period an operation takes place, from through smuggling from Jordan, today's operation, and the 'Megiddo' operation. The defense image of the "israeli" army on the Egyptian borders has collapsed."
North, east, or south, apparently fortified, heavily militarized, and "secure" borders could not prevent infiltration. These are systemic failures, not anomalies. With the "Iron Dome" failing and the IOF failing to subdue burgeoning resistance groups in the West Bank, it is evident that the zionist entity is truly "weaker than a spiders' web."
While the details surrounding these events remain vague, it is apparent that all signify that which the enemy tries to hide with its media and quell with its "diplomacy": that the Arab masses refuse normalization of zionism and the heartbeat of Arab resistance is steadfast. These operations were strategically planned and carried out in coordination with allies; they are doubly significant in that they not only challenge zionist "defense," but also highlight persistent resistance against Arab normalization regardless of Accords, summits, or deals. It is clear that the political maneuvering of some Arab governments is completely disconnected from the sentiments of their people who choose to resist.
Resistance is evolving: Gaza's rocks have turned into rockets; the West Bank's armed brigades are widespread, coordinated, and organized. No settlement or checkpoint is safe. Resistance has repeatedly demonstrated that it is capable of successfully executing complex operations deep inside the zionist entity, and this will likely inspire the next generation of fighters while exacerbating the escalating zionist crisis.
We have found ourselves on the cusp of yet another new chapter, a potentially revitalized popular diasporic and regional resistance that refuses normalization and is committed to liberation. These events show us that resistance is not only feasible, but necessary. The temporary entity cannot sustain several open fronts.
The fields have united; now is the time to develop and strike.
"Megiddo," Imad Adwan, and yesterday's operation from Egypt: all are demonstrations of the systematic implosion and destabilization of the zionist "security" system brought about via popular Arab resistance. They represent the unyielding will of the Arab people to resist zionism despite normalization efforts by reactionary Arab leadership.
These events are not isolated; all are interconnected in a grander scheme of regional resistance against zionism, indicating evolving and diversified resistance strategies. The "Megiddo" operation was an infiltration from the north, while yesterday's events were an infiltration from the south. While the zionists heavily prepared on the "northern front," the strike came from the south, as our Egyptian hero demonstrated the incapacity of the zionist defense system: its slain soldiers reportedly did not fire a single bullet. Both were subjected to tight media blackouts by the zionist entity, which, in both cases, backfired as settlers panicked and created imaginative stories that increased their fear. Coupled with the weapons smuggling by Jordanian MP Imad Al-Adwan, it becomes clear that the zionist entity is surrounded on all sides by a people determined to resist their common enemy, an unbroken ring of determined resistance.
The Megiddo operation, with its high-quality explosives, indicates a strong external support network likely involving Hezbollah. The Egypt operation, which was mediated via an IOF passageway into Egypt, underscores that resistance persists in the heart of the Arab masses regardless of government betrayals. Both resulted in the ascendance of unknown heroic martyrs. Both revealed the deep vulnerabilities of the failing zionist security establishment. Both led to significant disarray and a crisis in confidence among settlers.
Zionist analyst Amir Bahbout wrote yesterday: "Despite the 'army and the state' paying billions for protection, defense, and its building of fences and walls, every period an operation takes place, from through smuggling from Jordan, today's operation, and the 'Megiddo' operation. The defense image of the "israeli" army on the Egyptian borders has collapsed."
North, east, or south, apparently fortified, heavily militarized, and "secure" borders could not prevent infiltration. These are systemic failures, not anomalies. With the "Iron Dome" failing and the IOF failing to subdue burgeoning resistance groups in the West Bank, it is evident that the zionist entity is truly "weaker than a spiders' web."
While the details surrounding these events remain vague, it is apparent that all signify that which the enemy tries to hide with its media and quell with its "diplomacy": that the Arab masses refuse normalization of zionism and the heartbeat of Arab resistance is steadfast. These operations were strategically planned and carried out in coordination with allies; they are doubly significant in that they not only challenge zionist "defense," but also highlight persistent resistance against Arab normalization regardless of Accords, summits, or deals. It is clear that the political maneuvering of some Arab governments is completely disconnected from the sentiments of their people who choose to resist.
Resistance is evolving: Gaza's rocks have turned into rockets; the West Bank's armed brigades are widespread, coordinated, and organized. No settlement or checkpoint is safe. Resistance has repeatedly demonstrated that it is capable of successfully executing complex operations deep inside the zionist entity, and this will likely inspire the next generation of fighters while exacerbating the escalating zionist crisis.
We have found ourselves on the cusp of yet another new chapter, a potentially revitalized popular diasporic and regional resistance that refuses normalization and is committed to liberation. These events show us that resistance is not only feasible, but necessary. The temporary entity cannot sustain several open fronts.
The fields have united; now is the time to develop and strike.
Resistance fighters in #Nablus opened fire on IOF positions at Jabal Al-Tur and “Shavei Shomron.”
Prisoners Kayed Fasfous and Ahmad Masalmeh continue their open-ended hunger strike in protest of their imprisonment, with Kayed on his 4th day in protest of his administrative detention without charge or trial and Ahmad on his 5th consecutive day.
Administrative detainees are preparing for a movement to confront the administrative detention policy, culminating in an open hunger strike. The date and number of participants will be announced in the coming days.
#FreeThemAll
Administrative detainees are preparing for a movement to confront the administrative detention policy, culminating in an open hunger strike. The date and number of participants will be announced in the coming days.
#FreeThemAll
⚠️ Eyewitnesses in #Jenin have reported an increased amount of drone activity in the skies above the city for the last nine days.
The reconnaissance and surveillance drones have been flying non-stop and at very low altitudes. They include advanced IOF drones, such as the Orbiter-3 or Orbiter-4, the latter of which can continuously fly for 24 hours. Both of these drones have advanced electronic warfare and intelligence capabilities. The resistance in Jenin has advised their fighters to avoid using cellular devices in order to avoid being detected by the IOF. Suspected suicide drones have also been spotted above Jenin in recent days.
These aerial intrusions, which also disrupt daily life in the city, come as the IOF prepares what may be a large-scale operation on the northern West Bank. Today's gathering of IOF tanks near the separation wall between Jenin and Tulkarem, in conjunction with calls from the zionist government for a full-scale invasion of the resisting cities of the northern West Bank, has escalated the level of alertness in the area significantly.
Despite the intimidation, the steadfastness of the people of the West Bank remains unbroken. Uncertainty looms, but the resistance will be sure to repel the cowardly IOF once more if they attempt anything.
The reconnaissance and surveillance drones have been flying non-stop and at very low altitudes. They include advanced IOF drones, such as the Orbiter-3 or Orbiter-4, the latter of which can continuously fly for 24 hours. Both of these drones have advanced electronic warfare and intelligence capabilities. The resistance in Jenin has advised their fighters to avoid using cellular devices in order to avoid being detected by the IOF. Suspected suicide drones have also been spotted above Jenin in recent days.
These aerial intrusions, which also disrupt daily life in the city, come as the IOF prepares what may be a large-scale operation on the northern West Bank. Today's gathering of IOF tanks near the separation wall between Jenin and Tulkarem, in conjunction with calls from the zionist government for a full-scale invasion of the resisting cities of the northern West Bank, has escalated the level of alertness in the area significantly.
Despite the intimidation, the steadfastness of the people of the West Bank remains unbroken. Uncertainty looms, but the resistance will be sure to repel the cowardly IOF once more if they attempt anything.
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Three dead zionist soldiers, and two injured: pictured is the weapon of the martyred Egyptian soldier who carried out the historic operation inside the Egyptian-Palestinian border. A famous Egyptian song goes, "Let the weapons stay awake. Even if the world…
The soles of his feet raise the heads of the Arab world, soles that marched forth as if the colonial borders of Sykes and Picot vanished. His gun awoke the Arab spirit, kindling memories of past glory and the promise of glory yet to come.
Carrying an entire revolution in his heart and in his footsteps, he forged honor with his own hands and ignited the flames of resistance, renewing hope and embodying heroism.
Crusher of zionist skulls,
Humiliator of zionist security,
Defier of zionist normalization,
From Sinai's sands, where the Sharm El-Sheikh summit inked betrayal, he rose.
With his bullets, he shattered the illusions of Camp David, Oslo, and Aqaba.
From Egypt, he marched, creating his own summit with the zionists.
He is the martyr who refused to forget, so we must not forget.
Mohammed Salah, the immortal martyr that lives in our hearts.
Eternal glory.
Carrying an entire revolution in his heart and in his footsteps, he forged honor with his own hands and ignited the flames of resistance, renewing hope and embodying heroism.
Crusher of zionist skulls,
Humiliator of zionist security,
Defier of zionist normalization,
From Sinai's sands, where the Sharm El-Sheikh summit inked betrayal, he rose.
With his bullets, he shattered the illusions of Camp David, Oslo, and Aqaba.
From Egypt, he marched, creating his own summit with the zionists.
He is the martyr who refused to forget, so we must not forget.
Mohammed Salah, the immortal martyr that lives in our hearts.
Eternal glory.
🚨 Armed clashes have broken out between resistance fighters and invading zionist forces in Aqabat Jaber camp, #Areeha. IOF special forces have abducted one resident, Moayad Al-Sajadi, in the camp after raiding his home. Mosque speakers are calling on residents to confront the invading forces.
Mandela of Palestine.
Born in Al-Quds, the young Omar Al-Qasim left Palestine for Lebanon at a young age to train in military camps. He chose to return in 1968, leading an armed group to carry out an operation after crossing the Jordan River. Fighting until the last bullet, he and others were abducted by zionist forces. In 1988, he became the first prisoner to spend 20 years in zionist jails. Zionists tried to get him to agree to a deal: his freedom as long as he stops resistance activities. He refused.
In prison, he established the foundations for the modern prisoner movement. From there, he carried out a number of hunger strikes. His status in the zionist prisons led others to give him the nickname "Mandela of Palestine."
On May 15th 1974, DFLP members disguised in IOF uniforms carried out the "Maalot" operation, in which 115 zionists were taken hostage. The fighters demanded the release of 26 prisoners. Zionist forces took Omar out of prison so that he could ask his comrades to release the hostages in exchange for a reduction in his sentence. Omar emerged, grabbed the microphone, and told his comrades to carry out the instructions of their leadership, completing what they came to do. The three fighters—Mohammed Dardour, Ali Al-Atmah, and Ziyad Ka'ik—were martyred; 31 zionists were killed.
Omar went back to prison, and upon reaching 20 years inside, he said:"I have spent more than twenty years in detention, and I do not care about my personal fate. What matters to me is the cause of my people, and as long as the nightmare of occupation remains on the chest of my people, I will continue to fight you."
On this day, 34 years ago, he ascended to martyrdom in Bir Sab' prison due to zionist medical neglect. Thousands attended his funeral in Al-Quds, where clashes broke out, prompting newspapers to write "Al-Quds is liberated in Al-Qasim's funeral."
Today, the armed wing of the DFLP is named after the martyred leader, the righteous son of Palestine and one of its most steadfast fighters. Glory to the martyrs.
Born in Al-Quds, the young Omar Al-Qasim left Palestine for Lebanon at a young age to train in military camps. He chose to return in 1968, leading an armed group to carry out an operation after crossing the Jordan River. Fighting until the last bullet, he and others were abducted by zionist forces. In 1988, he became the first prisoner to spend 20 years in zionist jails. Zionists tried to get him to agree to a deal: his freedom as long as he stops resistance activities. He refused.
In prison, he established the foundations for the modern prisoner movement. From there, he carried out a number of hunger strikes. His status in the zionist prisons led others to give him the nickname "Mandela of Palestine."
On May 15th 1974, DFLP members disguised in IOF uniforms carried out the "Maalot" operation, in which 115 zionists were taken hostage. The fighters demanded the release of 26 prisoners. Zionist forces took Omar out of prison so that he could ask his comrades to release the hostages in exchange for a reduction in his sentence. Omar emerged, grabbed the microphone, and told his comrades to carry out the instructions of their leadership, completing what they came to do. The three fighters—Mohammed Dardour, Ali Al-Atmah, and Ziyad Ka'ik—were martyred; 31 zionists were killed.
Omar went back to prison, and upon reaching 20 years inside, he said:"I have spent more than twenty years in detention, and I do not care about my personal fate. What matters to me is the cause of my people, and as long as the nightmare of occupation remains on the chest of my people, I will continue to fight you."
On this day, 34 years ago, he ascended to martyrdom in Bir Sab' prison due to zionist medical neglect. Thousands attended his funeral in Al-Quds, where clashes broke out, prompting newspapers to write "Al-Quds is liberated in Al-Qasim's funeral."
Today, the armed wing of the DFLP is named after the martyred leader, the righteous son of Palestine and one of its most steadfast fighters. Glory to the martyrs.
The Kuwaiti Falcon Soaring Over Palestine.
"You will be proud of me. I will raise your heads and the heads of all Arabs." It was a promise and a farewell.
These words were said to his comrades by martyr Fawzi Abdulrasoul Al-Majadi, an Arab Kuwaiti resistance fighter who dedicated his life to the Palestinian cause in the midst of the first intifada. From Kuwait to Lebanon, Fawzi made his pilgrimage to join the revolution as part of the DFLP in support of the struggling Palestinian people and in holding true to his convictions as an Arab. He joined the revolution to "renew the unity of destiny to conquer the oppression of occupation on all struggling peoples."
Fawzi and his comrades set out to execute the Martyrs of Nablus Operation on the day he uttered these words, June 4th 1989. Their target was an IOF military site near "Meskav Am" in northern occupied Palestine. With two other Palestinian comrades, they killed an IOF soldier, captured two, and injured several others. The three heroes were martyred following bombardment by IOF helicopters after long clashes.
Their bodies were held in the cemetery of numbers for nearly 20 years. On July 16th 2008, a prisoner exchange led by Hezbollah saw the release of the bodies of 199 Arab resistance fighters, including Fawzi Al-Majadi. He was buried honorably in Kuwait following a warm welcome by supporting masses.
Today, the echoes of Fawzi's indomitable spirit resonate decades later, inspiring a new generation of Arab heroes. It was this same spirit, the immortal desire for justice and liberation, that guided another martyr on a journey of defiance and sacrifice: Egypt's Mohammed Salah. The Kuwaiti falcon and the Egyptian lion, both soaring high, their spirits united in the struggle for Palestine's liberation.
From the Ocean to the Gulf, Fawzi sacrificed for Palestine and its Arabism, so that it may be free from the River to the Sea. From the deserts of Kuwait, the falcon soared to Lebanon with his eyes set on Palestine, raising his weapon and wearing victory.
"You will be proud of me. I will raise your heads and the heads of all Arabs." It was a promise and a farewell.
These words were said to his comrades by martyr Fawzi Abdulrasoul Al-Majadi, an Arab Kuwaiti resistance fighter who dedicated his life to the Palestinian cause in the midst of the first intifada. From Kuwait to Lebanon, Fawzi made his pilgrimage to join the revolution as part of the DFLP in support of the struggling Palestinian people and in holding true to his convictions as an Arab. He joined the revolution to "renew the unity of destiny to conquer the oppression of occupation on all struggling peoples."
Fawzi and his comrades set out to execute the Martyrs of Nablus Operation on the day he uttered these words, June 4th 1989. Their target was an IOF military site near "Meskav Am" in northern occupied Palestine. With two other Palestinian comrades, they killed an IOF soldier, captured two, and injured several others. The three heroes were martyred following bombardment by IOF helicopters after long clashes.
Their bodies were held in the cemetery of numbers for nearly 20 years. On July 16th 2008, a prisoner exchange led by Hezbollah saw the release of the bodies of 199 Arab resistance fighters, including Fawzi Al-Majadi. He was buried honorably in Kuwait following a warm welcome by supporting masses.
Today, the echoes of Fawzi's indomitable spirit resonate decades later, inspiring a new generation of Arab heroes. It was this same spirit, the immortal desire for justice and liberation, that guided another martyr on a journey of defiance and sacrifice: Egypt's Mohammed Salah. The Kuwaiti falcon and the Egyptian lion, both soaring high, their spirits united in the struggle for Palestine's liberation.
From the Ocean to the Gulf, Fawzi sacrificed for Palestine and its Arabism, so that it may be free from the River to the Sea. From the deserts of Kuwait, the falcon soared to Lebanon with his eyes set on Palestine, raising his weapon and wearing victory.
🚨 Two-year-old Mohammed Haitham Al-Tamimi has ascended to martyrdom, two days after he was shot in the head by zionist forces in Nabi Saleh, Ramallah. The condition of his father, who was also shot, is stable.
Glory to the martyrs.
Glory to the martyrs.
The zionist entity has returned the body of heroic Egyptian martyr Mohammed Salah, who killed three IOF soldiers and injured others on the Egypt-Palestine border, to Egypt. The exchange happened earlier today on the very same border.
In Jenin and Nablus, funeral homes have been opened to mourn the heroic martyr. Meanwhile, in Gaza, a resident donated a gold ring at 50 times its value in the name of the soul of the martyr. The hero is being celebrated across Palestine and the Arab world.
In Jenin and Nablus, funeral homes have been opened to mourn the heroic martyr. Meanwhile, in Gaza, a resident donated a gold ring at 50 times its value in the name of the soul of the martyr. The hero is being celebrated across Palestine and the Arab world.
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