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2 giorni fa · George Habash diceva che il ritorno dei rifugiati palestinesi ai loro territori, alle loro case, è il primo chiodo nella cassa da morto del sionismo. I sionisti sanno che non possono vincere la guerra demografica con i palestinesi, che hanno una struttura contadina.
3 giorni fa · George Habash, the medical student expelled from Lydda, went on to lead one of the best-known of the Palestinian militant groups, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. In September 1970 he masterminded the hijacking of four passenger jets bound for New York, an attack that put the Palestinian cause on the map.
- Lydda Death March
- July 1948; 75 years ago
20 apr 2024 · A Bologna risiedeva anche il rappresentate italiano della formazione palestinese FPLP di George Habash. A questa sigla armata pochi mesi prima erano stati sequestrati dei missili antiaerei a Ortona, con l’arresto di esponenti palestinesi al seguito.
10 apr 2024 · 41 subscribers. 0. 1 view 4 days ago. George Habash, founder of the Popular Front For The Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), said this in 1979, 45 years ago, every word is now more relevant than...
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Organization. PFLP–EO. Wadie Haddad ( Arabic: وديع حداد ; 1927 – 28 March 1978), also known as Abu Hani, was a Palestinian militant who led the combat operations of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. He was responsible for organizing several hijackings of international civilian passenger aircraft in the 1960s and ...
- March 28, 1978 (aged 50–51), East Berlin, East Germany
22 apr 2024 · The PFLP was established in 1967 in an amalgamation of three different guerrilla groups by the militant Palestinian leader George Ḥabash. Conflicts within the organization over ideology led to several splits and generated independent factions, most notably the PFLP-General Command (PFLP-GC) established in 1968 by Aḥmad Jibrīl.
3 giorni fa · The Lebanese National Resistance Front – an alliance formed in September 16, 1982 by George Hawi of the LCP, Mohsen Ibrahim of the OCAL and Hussein Hamdan of the ASAP against the Israeli occupation, its forces totalled about 30,000 fighting men and women and was the successor of the Lebanese National Movement.
