Democratic Palestine : 21 (ص 34)
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- Democratic Palestine : 21 (ص 34)
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to the continuous wars... Amal made
all efforts to obstruct the execution of
these solutions under vague, unfounded
pretexts...
2. Amal, and the 6th and Ist
brigades, intensified the siege around
the camps in Tyre and Beirut, using all
kinds of tanks, rockets, artillery and
machine guns... and escalating the level
of pursuit, assassinations, expulsion
and confiscation against Palestinians
living in West Beirut... climaxed by
expelling the residents of Abu Al
Aswad camp (in the Tyre area) and set-
ting it afire.
3. Intensifying the antagonistic
campaign against the Palestinian peo-
ple and revolution, and_ kindling
hateful, sectarian feelings... under the
pretext of fighting the «resettlement
conspiracy» or the «capitulationist and
deviationist trend»...
In particular, the Politbureau ex-
amined the political-military tactics
used by Amal and the backers of its ex-
termination project, noticing a change
in these tactics imposed by the condi-
tions prevailing during the ongoing war
of over three months... This change
was seen in the tactics of appearing to
deal positively with the initiatives put
forth, while continuing the siege, and
war of starvation and attrition, against
the Palestinian camps... preparing to
bring them down from inside.
There is no doubt that the stead-
fastness of the Palestinian defenders,
Amal’s failure, and the breadth of
Arab and international support to our
struggle, all contributed to exposing the
extermination project’s goals, and for-
cing Amal to employ new methods and
tactics, based on maneuvering and
buying time... It has become clear that
the sponsors of the project to eliminate
the Palestinian armed struggle are bet-
ting on the time factor. This fact could
not be covered by Amal’s allowing
some food supplies to enter Rashidiya,
while at the same time intensifying its
siege of starvation and destructive
shelling...
In the light of these facts, the Polit-
bureau finds it necessary to reaffirm
that:
1. Amal is determined to execute its
plan... despite all of its claims... Thus,
the PFLP’s Politbureau calls on all
Palestinian fighters to be on the alert...
It calls on the Palestinian and Arab
masses, as well as friendly and allied
forces, to seriously examine the dangers
of the project and its disastrous results.
2. The dangers resulting from the
continuation of this destructive war will
definitely have a negative impact on the
Palestinian-Lebanese-Syrian nationalist
alliance and on all Arab _ national
liberation movements; this demands the
consolidation of all friendly efforts...
3. The Politbureau. renews the
PFLP’s aspiration to develop and con-
solidate the militant alliance with the
Lebanese nationalist forces... It calls on
them to shoulder their responsibility in
a manner which would force Amal to
stop its antagonistic war...
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4. The Politbureau renews its com-
mitment to the agreement reached on
the basis of the Iranian plan... It calls
on all Palestinian factions to shoulder
their nationalist responsibility by
abandoning all selfish considerations
and adhere fully to the position of
Palestinian national consensus. This
will expose the pretexts which Amal
hides behind... It would safeguard the
unity in the field among the fighters of
our people and revolution, and develop
this unity...
5. The Politbureau reasserts the
aspiration and constant striving of the
PFLP to find political solutions for the
bloody conflict created and planned by
Amal. The Politbureau positively ap-
praises the great efforts of our friends
in Iran, Libya, the Soviet Union and all
the Arab liberation movements. The
Politbureau reaffirms the PFLP’s
determination to defend the Palestinidn
armed struggle, and the rights and gains
of our people, no matter how great the
sacrifices required.
The PFPLP announced the
martyrdom of a group of heroes who
fell while defending the Palestinian
revolution, camps and armed presence
in Lebanon. The PFLP pledged to the
martyrs to continue struggling, no
matter how great the sacrifices
required, in defense of our revolution
and masses until achieving all of our
| people’s aims: to return to Palestine,
exercise self-determination and esta-
blish an independent Palestinian state,
under the leadership of the PLO, the
sole, legitimate representative of the
Palestinian people.
Below is a summary of the lives and
struggle of the seven martyrs of the
PFLP:
Omar Yousef Oufi was born in 1959
in Tulkarem, Palestine. He joined the
PFLP on March 3, 1979. His nom de
| guerre was Sultan Abdul Muhsen
Hasan; he attained the rank of captain
| in the PFLP’s military forces. He was
married and had two daughters. He was
martyred in Maghdousheh, Lebanon.
This heroic martyr was an example of
generosity and sacrifice, struggling for
| the revolution and the masses. In 1982,
he participated in resisting the Zionist
invasion, and in the battles of confron-
tation in Sidon and Beirut. He partici-
pated in the liberation of the Lebanese
mountains from fascist control, and in
fighting the Zionist occupation. He was
martyred while defending the revolu-
tion, camps and armed presence in
Lebanon.
Dhaher Hamid Abu Azrah, whose
nom de guerre was Abu Firas Dhaher,
was born in 1947, in Gaza, Palestine.
He joined the Palestine Liberation
Army in 1966. He participated in the
September 1970 battles against the
regime in Jordan, and the 1971 battles
in Jarash and Ajloun. He fought in the
October 1973 war. In 1975, he joined
the PFLP, and participated in the
battles against the fascists in Lebanon.
He participated in the resistance against
the Zionist invasion of South Lebanon
in 1978, and in the defense of besieged
Beirut in 1982. He attained the rank of
| captain, and was married and had seven
children. He was martyred in Magh-
dousheh on November 29, 1986, while
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Martyred While Defending The Camps
defending the camps and Palestinian
nationalist presence in Lebanon.
Ahmad Arabi Ali was a Yemeni,
born in North Yemen in 1952.He joined
the PFLP in January 1985, and
attained the rank of lieutenant in its
military forces. He was married and
had two sons. He was a model of sacri-
fice. He participated in the battles in
Keifon and Eitat, in defense of the:
national democratic program in
Lebanon. He was martyred on
November 29, 1986, in Maghdousheh,
while defending the Palestinian camps
and nationalist presence in Lebanon.
Ali Dhayan was from Turkey, born
in Ankara in 1954. This martyr was a
model of generosity and sacrifice. He
was an internationalist struggler,
having fought in the ranks of the Tur-
kish Communist Labor Party, the
Popular Front for the Liberation of
Turkey and the Armed Struggle League.
in Turkey. His nom de guerre was
Malik Ismael Ahmad, and he served as
an assistant in the PFLP’s military
forces. He was martyred in Magh-
dousheh on November 29, 1986.
Azzo lbrahim Ahmad Mustafa was a
Palestinian born in Oman in 1968. He
joined the PFLP on June 29, 1986, and
took the nom de guerre Abu Ali. He
was martyred on November 28, 1986,
while defending the Palestinian camps
in South Lebanon, and the revolution’s
right to continue the armed struggle.
Ismael Khalil Rashwan was a Syrian,
born in Damascus in 1966. His nom de
guerre was Mohammad Mahmoud
Sabri. He was martyred in Magh-
dousheh on November 24, 1986, while
defending the Palestinian camps and
armed presence in Lebanon. He had
previously participated in the battles in
Eitat and Kifon in defense of the
national democratic program in
Lebanon.
Ahmad Al Masri was a Palestinian,
born in Beirut, Lebanon, in 1967. He
joined the PFLP in 1984, and took the |
nom de guerre Guevara Yassin
Haddad. He was an exemplary fighter
who gave many sacrifices for the cause.
He was martyred on December 4, 1986,
while bravely defending Shatila camp.
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