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Palestinian factions |
Title: PFLP
Ideology: Marxism
Military wing: Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine went through various ideological and organizational stages before settling into its current form. Its roots trace back to the Arab nationalist movement formed after the 1948 defeat, evolving into diverse Palestinian organizations after the 1967 setback. The Front faced internal divisions, leading to deadly clashes and accusations of not adhering to Marxist-Leninist principles it initially embraced. Despite being part of the Palestine Liberation Organization, the Front's secret organizational structure persisted.
The leadership remained under its founder, Dr. George Habash, until he resigned at the sixth general conference in 2000, allowing his deputy, Abu Ali Mustafa, to assume the position. Abu Ali Mustafa moved to Palestine in 1999, benefiting from the Oslo Accord despite the Front's opposition. He was assassinated in 2001, succeeded by Ahmad Sa'adat, who, in turn, was arrested by the Palestinian Authority on charges related to the killing of Israeli Minister Rehavam Ze'evi. Sa'adat remains in detention under international pressure.
The Front's strategic goal is the liberation of Palestine, establishing a democratic state with Jerusalem as its capital, ensuring equal rights regardless of religion, gender, creed, or color, opposing Zionism and imperialism, and aspiring to a unified democratic horizon with other Arab nations. Its interim goal includes the right of return, self-determination, and establishing an independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital.
The Front claims that it strategically focuses its military operations within the occupied territories since 1967, emphasizing "the interior is the foundation, and the exterior is the complement." Despite being a member of the Palestine Liberation Organization, internal divisions and the high cost paid by its leadership have made it closer to independent factions than Fatah. Its military wing, known as the Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades, currently engaged in fighting against Zionist forces in Gaza.
Title: PFLP
Ideology: Marxism
Military wing: Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine went through various ideological and organizational stages before settling into its current form. Its roots trace back to the Arab nationalist movement formed after the 1948 defeat, evolving into diverse Palestinian organizations after the 1967 setback. The Front faced internal divisions, leading to deadly clashes and accusations of not adhering to Marxist-Leninist principles it initially embraced. Despite being part of the Palestine Liberation Organization, the Front's secret organizational structure persisted.
The leadership remained under its founder, Dr. George Habash, until he resigned at the sixth general conference in 2000, allowing his deputy, Abu Ali Mustafa, to assume the position. Abu Ali Mustafa moved to Palestine in 1999, benefiting from the Oslo Accord despite the Front's opposition. He was assassinated in 2001, succeeded by Ahmad Sa'adat, who, in turn, was arrested by the Palestinian Authority on charges related to the killing of Israeli Minister Rehavam Ze'evi. Sa'adat remains in detention under international pressure.
The Front's strategic goal is the liberation of Palestine, establishing a democratic state with Jerusalem as its capital, ensuring equal rights regardless of religion, gender, creed, or color, opposing Zionism and imperialism, and aspiring to a unified democratic horizon with other Arab nations. Its interim goal includes the right of return, self-determination, and establishing an independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital.
The Front claims that it strategically focuses its military operations within the occupied territories since 1967, emphasizing "the interior is the foundation, and the exterior is the complement." Despite being a member of the Palestine Liberation Organization, internal divisions and the high cost paid by its leadership have made it closer to independent factions than Fatah. Its military wing, known as the Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades, currently engaged in fighting against Zionist forces in Gaza.
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Northern Israel Evacuees Express Fear While Living in βLimboβ
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Continued disruption of communication and internet services in Gaza for the third consecutive day.
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This is what the Palestinian side of the Gaza part of the Egyptian border, known as the "Philadelphi Corridor," looks like
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πΊMartyrs and injuries as a result of the occupation bombing of a house for the Abu Al-Sabah family in the Al-Bassa area in Deir Al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip.
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Maariv: Huge explosion in refineries in Haifa Bay
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π»Israeli fire brigade: The Haifa explosion occurred at the βCarmel Olivensβ reactor
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The Israeli artillery continues to shell homes in the Maghazi camp in the central Gaza Strip, and it obstructs ambulance crews from entering the camp.
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A child shaking and searching for his father in the hospital after the Israelis bombed their family house in Rafah, early today.
A child shaking and searching for his father in the hospital after the Israelis bombed their family house in Rafah, early today.
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Flashback | Al-Qassam Brigades distributing sweets and Ramadan calendars to the kids and families in Jenin (last Ramadan).
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π»Israeli media: Two projectiles fell in the Western Galilee without sirens sounding
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Yesterday in the Netherlands, an attempt to burn the Quran took place in the city of "Arnhem." Despite a police force protecting the area, A Muslim managed to break through the defense line and confront the extremist attempting the act. After dealing with them, the extremist made a second attempt, but more Muslims broke through the police defense. Upon seeing them approaching, he cowardly ran away and sought safety in a police car. The event was cancelled, and the Quran was retrieved by the Muslims.
Yesterday in the Netherlands, an attempt to burn the Quran took place in the city of "Arnhem." Despite a police force protecting the area, A Muslim managed to break through the defense line and confront the extremist attempting the act. After dealing with them, the extremist made a second attempt, but more Muslims broke through the police defense. Upon seeing them approaching, he cowardly ran away and sought safety in a police car. The event was cancelled, and the Quran was retrieved by the Muslims.
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