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abukan3an
19th July 2007, 07:38
Press Release issued by the Popular Front for the Liberation of
Palestine.

· The address of US President George Bush and his call for an international conference on the Middle East are a deception.

· The United States of America and the Bush Administration are not an honest broker, but stand completely on the side of the policy of Zionist aggression and terror.

Commenting on the address by the US President George Bush and his call for the convening of an international conference on the Middle East, Dr. Mahir at-Tahir, Member of the Political Bureau of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and representative of its leadership outside Palestine, declared:
The call of the American president to hold an international conference on the Middle East and his talk about a Palestinian state lack all credibility and constitute a form of trickery and deception, particularly following the writ of guarantees that he has given to Israel in which he pledges his commitment to their positions of not withdrawing from Jerusalem, of keeping the large blocs of settlements on the Palestinian West Bank, and of rejecting the right of return of the Palestinian refugees.

The American Administration stands entirely on the side of the policy of aggression and terror practiced by Israel and therefore these declarations of the American President amount to an attempt to deepen the divisions and internal struggles in the Palestinian arena.

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine declares that the wretched path of constantly betting on pointless negotiations with Israel and this meeting of the Palestinian President with Olmert in Jerusalem have produced nothing serious for the good of the Palestinian cause.

Israel, supported by the United States of America, does not want peace; it is aiming at imposing surrender and dictates on the Palestinian people and is trying to stop the legitimate resistance against the occupation.

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine calls on all the patriotic and Islamic forces in the Palestinian arena to tighten their ranks, build Palestinian national unity, stop the bloody internal conflicts, and direct all their energies towards confronting the Zionist occupation squatting on the land of Palestine. The PFLP calls for a comprehensive Palestinian national dialogue in order to set the Palestinian house in order on the basis of adherence to Palestinian national principles and continuing the resistance in all its forms against the occupation.

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.

Press Office.

Revolution Until Victory
19th July 2007, 07:49
Good post. welcom Abukan3an to this forum. where are you from?

there is a specail thread in the Events and Propaganda forum dedicated to the operations of the PFLP: Operations of the PFLP Thread (http://www.revleft.com/index.php?showtopic=68725)

abukan3an
19th July 2007, 07:59
Originally posted by Revolution Until [email protected] 19, 2007 06:49 am
Good post. welcom Abukan3an to this forum. where are you from?

there is a specail thread in the Events and Propaganda forum dedicated to the operations of the PFLP: Operations of the PFLP Thread (http://www.revleft.com/index.php?showtopic=68725)
thank u comrade,
you'r welcome,
i'm from Gaza, and u?

Revolution Until Victory
19th July 2007, 08:01
thank u comrade,
you'r welcome,
i'm from Gaza, and u?

I'm a Palestinian originaly from Jaffa.

abukan3an
19th July 2007, 08:16
Originally posted by Revolution Until [email protected] 19, 2007 07:01 am

thank u comrade,
you'r welcome,
i'm from Gaza, and u?

I'm a Palestinian originaly from Jaffa.
nice to meet u comrade, i'm apalestinian refugee live in Gaza strip

Revolution Until Victory
19th July 2007, 08:21
nice to meet u comrade, i'm apalestinian refugee live in Gaza strip

Welcome!

Intifada
19th July 2007, 13:18
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine calls on all the patriotic and Islamic forces in the Palestinian arena to tighten their ranks, build Palestinian national unity, stop the bloody internal conflicts, and direct all their energies towards confronting the Zionist occupation squatting on the land of Palestine. The PFLP calls for a comprehensive Palestinian national dialogue in order to set the Palestinian house in order on the basis of adherence to Palestinian national principles and continuing the resistance in all its forms against the occupation.

Exactly.

No peace until there is no occupation.

Welcome to the forum, by the way.

PRC-UTE
19th July 2007, 18:39
Thanks for posting the statement. I'll forward it on. Welcome to the forum, comrade.

Revolution Until Victory
20th July 2007, 18:34
From the offical website of the PFLP (my own translation from arabic):

Comrade Malluh refused to sign and promise the zionists to stop his resistance

Source: Offical Website of the PFLP (arabic) (http://www.pflp.ps/index.php?action=Details&id=1165)

In a gesture by the zionists aimed at "strenghning" thier collaborater Abbas, they have realesed 256 Palestinian prisoners, most from al Fatah. Among them, is the deputy prime-minister of the PFLP, Abdulrahim Malluh. It's is hoped that he could be a mediator between Fatah and Hamas. All of the released prisoners had to sign a promise stating that they will stop thier resistance and not attack the zionist settler-colony. Every single one of them signed, except for Malluh. Malluh refused to sign or stop his resistance, but the zionists still released him, after other sides interviened. This move came in clear contradiction to what Hamas did. A week ago, the Zionists released the minister of Education, Al Sha'er, a member of Hamas. Upon his release, Al Sha'er accepted to have nothing to do with Hamas and never represented nor attack the zionist colony. The refusal by Malluh affirms the fact that the PFLP is among the most 'radical' forces in Palestine and in the region.

Spirit of Spartacus
25th July 2007, 02:28
Welcome to the forum, Comrade abukan3an!

The PFLP press release is good, but misses out on what I was really looking for. It misses out on a thorough denunciation of the clique led by Mahmoud Abbas and Sallam Fayyad as well as the Dahlan faction.

I doubt if Fatah can remain a reliable anti-Zionist force if this clique continues to mess it up.

What do the comrades think? I'd really like to hear the Palestinian comrades' take on this issue.

Revolution Until Victory
25th July 2007, 02:50
I doubt if Fatah can remain a reliable anti-Zionist force if this clique continues to mess it up.

the issue is, al Fatah is in deep trouble not just coz of the Abbas-Fayad-Dahlan faction. The situation would have been much easier if those lunatics were the only problem of al Fatah, the Palestinian faction that started the modern Palestinian revolution in 1965. Fatah began selling out the Palestinian revolution (of which it started !) in 1988, when it accepted the zionist settler-colony, and went on to sign Oslo. I mean, how on earth could you be anti-zionist colonialism when you have signed a treaty accepting the precence of this colony? that's why the problem of al Fatah isn't only the Abbas gang. But in fact, for me at least, al Fatah began selling out the Palestinian cause long before 1988, in 1974, when it made this "phased plan" of accepting to form a "state" on the Palestinian bantustans, as a "temproray" step before total liberation. I believe that was the point of which al Fatah started selling out, even if it didn't accept the settler-colony until 1988. And that's why the Palestinian leftist factions, led by the PFLP, in 1974 formed what is known as the Rejectionist Front protesting this plan for a "temproray" state and pulled out from the PLO. Wouldn't it be a sellout for the South African anti-colonial revolution if the ANC accepted to form a "temproray state" on the Bantustans until total liberation?? wouldn't this be giving legitamacy to European colonial plans? wouldn't it be saying, "yes, a state could actually be formed on those bantustans. youre plans worked"?

Al Fatah should immeditaly get rid of those US collaborators, reject Oslo and all other agreements with the zionist settler-colony, refuse the "temproray state" even if it doesn't accept the zionist colony, refuse even ANY negotiations with the zionists (you can't 'negotiate' with colonialism!! you can't 'negotiate' with someone while demanding it cease to exist and dismantle!), go back to commando action and guerilla warfare only, and go back to its leftist roots. Those are the minum conditions for al Fatah to go back in the right direction.

Revolution Until Victory
25th July 2007, 04:32
The PFLP press release is good, but misses out on what I was really looking for. It misses out on a thorough denunciation of the clique led by Mahmoud Abbas and Sallam Fayyad as well as the Dahlan faction.

in this specific press release, true. But the position of the PFLP on that gang is quiet clear. It totally opposes Dahlan, constantly bashed Abbas for accepting the past agreements with the zionists and using the PLO as a negotiations tool (the PFLP is opposed to negotiations with the zionist settler-colony), and is clearly against Fayad and his emergency governemnt, considering it illegal.

Revolution Until Victory
27th September 2007, 18:17
PFLP refuse Zionist prisoner Exchange

Sa'adat warns against use of prisoners for political gains

On Thursday the lawyer for Ahmad Sa'adat, the General Secretary of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), stated that Sa'adat and other PFLP political prisoners in Israeli jails would not be used as a tool by other Palestinian political groups to accomplish political gains. [Sa'dat here is reffering to the Zionist freeing of 91 prisoners from Zionist jails in Zionist attempts to "strenghen" thier collaborater Abbas]

Sa'adat also told his lawyer that he and his fellow prisoners are against the Palestinian caretaker government closing Palestinian non-governmental organizations in the West Bank and Gaza.

The caretaker government, headed by Salam Fayyad, announced earlier this month its decision to close a number of non-governmental organizations and freeze their bank accounts.Several days later a letter,claiming to be from all political prisoners belonging to factions of the Palestinian Liberation Organization, was published supporting the decision.

Today Sa'adat, through his lawyer, refuted the contents of the letter saying that he is against the attacks on Palestinian NGO's and attempts to use the issue for political gain.

Source (http://www.imemc.org/article/50657)

Revolution Until Victory
27th September 2007, 18:20
PFLP reject meetings and peace negotiations with Zionists

Palestinian factions have slammed a recent meeting between Palestinian Authority Chief Mahmud Abbas and Israeli Premier Ehud Olmert.

"It is illogical that the Palestinian president or any other leader shakes hands with our enemy whose hands stained with Palestinian blood," said Rabah Mahana, a leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) in Gaza, Xinhua reported.

Mahana called on Palestinian Authority Chief Abbas to stop his regular meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and any other Israeli official "because these meetings are read as an acceptance of the Israeli crimes against the Palestinian people."

Abbas-Olmert meetings are a preparation for a US-sponsored peace conference, which is likely to be held in November.

Source (http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=24850&sectionid=351020202)

Revolution Until Victory
4th October 2007, 00:05
News report form AFP about the last massive Zionist invasion of Nablus targeting PFLP cells.

Right here (http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5i49JYg-hnKrEda7B_tT92cwSYFRg)

WWKMD?
4th October 2007, 01:13
Does the PFLP have any English Language resources?

Also, Fatah can barely even be called an anti-zionist force anymore. It is fed by the scraps of the same table Bush and Olmert dine on.

Revolution Until Victory
4th October 2007, 04:38
Does the PFLP have any English Language resources?

Unfortunatly, no. They used to have an offical PFLP English website, but it closed down a few years ago. That's why we have the PFLP operations thread here in the Evenst and Propaganda forum, and translate as much PFLP material as possible.


Also, Fatah can barely even be called an anti-zionist force anymore. It is fed by the scraps of the same table Bush and Olmert dine on.

That's true. Fatah, as an orgnization, have accepted the imperialist Oslo settlment and compromised with Zionist imperilaism and colonialism. However, this still doesn't mean we can genralize about all Fatah fighters. There are many fighters in Fatah who do not adopt its peace and negotiations path and refuse any compromise with imperilaism.

autocritique
4th October 2007, 23:20
Originally posted by Revolution Until [email protected] 03, 2007 09:38 pm


Also, Fatah can barely even be called an anti-zionist force anymore. It is fed by the scraps of the same table Bush and Olmert dine on.

That's true. Fatah, as an orgnization, have accepted the imperialist Oslo settlment and compromised with Zionist imperilaism and colonialism. However, this still doesn't mean we can genralize about all Fatah fighters. There are many fighters in Fatah who do not adopt its peace and negotiations path and refuse any compromise with imperilaism.

Obviously it would be nice if Fatah simply went back to real anti-Zionism and anti-imperialism. But I don't think anyone seriously expects that to happen, seeing as how the leadership of Fatah is pretty much 100% in the hands of Zionist collaborators, and has been for quite some time.

What, then, would you consider an appropriate path of action for the Fatah militants who oppose this orientation of the Fatah leadership? Isn't it high time for a decisive break with these politics?

No doubt this is easier said than done, of course.

Revolution Until Victory
5th October 2007, 06:01
What, then, would you consider an appropriate path of action for the Fatah militants who oppose this orientation of the Fatah leadership? Isn't it high time for a decisive break with these politics?

I agree with you. The political leadership in Al Fatah have compromised with imperialism. However, some politicans in it, and many guerillas, refuse to compromise with Zionism, imperiailsm or aceept Oslo. The way out of this, I believe, is for Al Fatah to go back to what it used to be in the 50's, 60's, 70's, and maybe mid-70's to 1988 (of course, even back then Fatah wasn't perfect, since it didn't have a revolutionary ideology, or any ideology, unlike the PFLP). Al Fatah is simply to major of a liberation group to simply remain in control of the US imperialist tools and agents. Al Fatah was the faction that started the modern Palestinian revolution in 1965. This is the biggest achievment any faction have ever attained in the entire course of the anti-colonial struggle in Palestine. The people won't allow al Fatah to go on like this. Fortunalty, there are already some good signs. A while ago, after Hamas cleansed Gaza from the collaborators, a group of politicians from Al Fatah split from it and fromed a new faction called Fatah al Yasser (reffering to Arafat and another ancient warior of Arabia). This new faction, though didn't form a miltiary wing yet, got tens of thousands of members already, and rejects Oslo. This is a good start, though not suffiecent. Another good sign is that the military wing of Al Fatah (or at least, the main one), Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, refuse to accept all the political positions of Al Fatah and the collaborator Abbas, and actually refuse Oslo. Not to mention, as I said before, a few politicians who refuse colonialism, such as Hani Al Hasan, who was in fact penalized by Abbas for his anti-imperialist positoins. I believe what should happen is a return to the roots, not breaking up. A group of politicians, who oppose any compromise with imperialism, backed up by the Al Fatah guerillas who also refuse any compromise, should try all means possible to put Al Fatah back on the right track. As I said, there are already some good signs. I don't think it would be a good idea for the guerillas to simply leave, or stage a coup inside Al Fatah. Rather, they should back certian politicians who can change Al Fatah "legally" (I would propose a coup if it was the last option available)

Revolution Until Victory
7th October 2007, 04:51
PFLP absouloty rejects the Road Map and the Arab Peace Initiative

PFLP have flatly and absouloty affirmed its total rejection of the Road Map, the Arab Peace Initiative, and the Bush "peace" conference in the fall. The PFLP declared that those were Zionist-US attempts to normalize relations with "Israel" and target the resistance.

Source: Offical Website of the PFLP (arabic) (http://pflp.ps/index.php?action=Details&id=1342)

Marxist
13th October 2007, 11:34
Islamic forces? I thought the PFLP were our fellow marxists

Revolution Until Victory
13th October 2007, 18:03
Islamic forces? I thought the PFLP were our fellow marxists

what post are you referring to specificly? I suppose you are reffering to the alience between the PFLP and other Palestinian Islamic forces?

If so, yes, of course, the PFLP are "our fellow marxists". No question about it. Who said anything other than that? The PFLP, while they allie themselves with the bourgeoisie nationalists, temproraly in the war of liberation to defeat imperilaist, they will at the same time fight them to prevent them from leading the liberation struggle, since the capiliast class interests of the bourgeoisie will always tend and lean towards a peaceful settlment and compromise with imperilasim and Zionsim.
In other words, the PFLP, as a communist liberation force, will both fight with and against the national bourgeoisie at the same time. That's why, for instance, the PFLP have always been a long time enemy of Al Fatah(Bourgeoisie nationalists who have been always attemting to lead the national liberation struggle). Conflicts between the PFLP and Fatah have at times escelated into armed clashes. Besides, this allieance between the PFLP and any other force is basicly military. I don't see anything wrong with strenghing the miltiary power of the liberation movment.

Spirit of Spartacus
16th October 2007, 14:49
Originally posted by Revolution Until [email protected] 13, 2007 05:03 pm

Islamic forces? I thought the PFLP were our fellow marxists

what post are you referring to specificly? I suppose you are reffering to the alience between the PFLP and other Palestinian Islamic forces?

If so, yes, of course, the PFLP are "our fellow marxists". No question about it. Who said anything other than that? The PFLP, while they allie themselves with the bourgeoisie nationalists, temproraly in the war of liberation to defeat imperilaist, they will at the same time fight them to prevent them from leading the liberation struggle, since the capiliast class interests of the bourgeoisie will always tend and lean towards a peaceful settlment and compromise with imperilasim and Zionsim.
In other words, the PFLP, as a communist liberation force, will both fight with and against the national bourgeoisie at the same time. That's why, for instance, the PFLP have always been a long time enemy of Al Fatah(Bourgeoisie nationalists who have been always attemting to lead the national liberation struggle). Conflicts between the PFLP and Fatah have at times escelated into armed clashes. Besides, this allieance between the PFLP and any other force is basicly military. I don't see anything wrong with strenghing the miltiary power of the liberation movment.
You are very correct, comrade.

We have often discussed this issue before, and now I intend to write down my own views in detail. It would be cool if you and other comrades could tell me what they think...

Here goes:

In general, a national-liberation struggle in the Third World involves the following class forces:

--> the imperialist occupation troops and colonial settlers

--> the comprador bourgeoisie, i.e. those elements of the third-world ruling-class who collaborate with imperialism and whose interests coincide with those of imperialism

--> the national bourgeoisie, i.e. those elements of the third-world ruling-class whose interests are opposed to that of imperialism and its comprador allies.

--> the working-class and peasantry

Obviously, as communists, we must advance the class-interests of the working-class and peasantry.

Our relationship to the national-bourgeois forces is a dual one. It involves both unity and struggle at the same time.

On the one hand, we are united with the national bourgeoisie in its fight against First-world imperialist troops and their comprador allies...because the anti-imperialist war is our first priority.
Imperialist exploitation is far worse than national-bourgeois exploitation.

In the Palestinian war of national liberation, this means that we work together with forces who represent the interests of the Palestinian national-bourgeoisie...forces like Hamas or Fatah (before the Abbas-Fayyad-Dahlan clique sold out Fatah and joined the imperialists and Zionists).

If we fail to work together with the national bourgeoisie, and fail to coordinate our military actions, the anti-imperialist struggle is weakened, and we become guilty of left-opportunism or ultra-leftism...which harm the revolutionary cause.

On the other hand, we simultaneously struggle against the reactionary ideas of the national bourgeoisie.

What does it mean to "struggle" against the same national bourgeois forces which we unite with?

First, it means that we bring the revolutionary theory of Marxism-Leninism to the workers and peasants, in a form that they can understand, so that they shift their support from other anti-imperialist organizations to our own. Other anti-imperialist organizations, such as Hamas (and formerly, Fatah) advance the class-interests of the national-bourgeoisie, but workers and peasants join them in large numbers, seeing no other way to resist imperialist exploitation.

We as communists must reach out to these workers and peasants, and show them how the communist party (in this case, the PFLP) represents their interests far better than the other anti-imperialist forces. We must demonstrate to the workers and peasants, through our words as well as our deeds, that the revolutionary theory of Marxism-Leninism will provide them with a far more effective path to liberation than the bourgeois doctrines of other anti-imperialist forces like Hamas or (formerly) Fatah.

And there is another aspect to our struggle against the national bourgeoisie.
We as communists must be vigilant to ensure that we do not adopt the reactionary ideas of the national bourgeoisie ourselves...that would be right opportunism. So, for instance, we as communists must insist on secular principles within our organization, and we must not become liberals like Fatah, or Islamists like Hamas.

So I reiterate:
As communists in the Third-world, our relationship with the national-bourgeoisie is characterized by both unity and struggle at the same time.

Against the imperialist forces and their comprador allies in the Third World, we cannot make any concessions. They are our primary enemies, and our relationship to them can only be one of struggle and conflict.

But what happens when the imperialist occupation is defeated, and the comprador bourgeoisie of the Third-world is crushed? Should we as communists give up the revolutionary struggle, and compromise with the national-bourgeoisie?

No. Now that the imperialist occupation has pulled out its troops, our primary contradiction is with the national-bourgeoisie, who will take all necessary steps to curb and restrict the working-class movement.

Do we abandon the revolutionary fight, then?

NEVER. We must then carry on our struggle, and attack the national-bourgeoisie, until the socialist revolution triumphs, and we can set up a people's republic of the workers and peasants.

But right now, as far as Palestine is concerned, we are still in the anti-imperialist phase, and it is vital for us to work together with the national bourgeoisie. We must balance unity and struggle for now.

So let us move forward to the defeat of imperialism, and the establishment of a workers' and peasants' republic!

Dr. George Habash of the PFLP said that the enemy understands only one language, that of revolutionary violence.

So lets give it to them: REVOLUTION UNTIL VICTORY!

Honggweilo
16th October 2007, 15:15
Great summaries of national liberation RUV and SoS, also welcome to the board abukan ;).

Revolution Until Victory
6th November 2007, 06:25
Recent Poll: 3 out of every 4 Zionist colonizers in Sedrot suffer from Shock due to the rocket attacks of the Palestinian Revolution.

A recent poll conducted by the Social Sevices Department at the Zionist Safir Academic College in coporation with the interior front that is part of the Zionist army found out that 75% of Sdertos colonizers, which means 3 our of every 4 colonizers, suffers from shock due to the rocket attacks of the Palestinian fighers.

The latest attack was 2 rockets by the Popular Resistance Committess, 8 rockets by Al Fatah, 1 rocket by the DFLP, 3 rockets by the PFLP, and 3 rockets by the PIJ, which in total, caused a blackout in Sedrot and destroyed two homes (the PIJ, PFLP, and Al Fatah claimed responsiblity for the mentioned damage)

Revolution Until Victory
6th November 2007, 06:32
Khaleda Jarar: The PA Intellegince request of students from Al Najah University to be interrogated by the Intellegince is rejected and should be forbidden.

Khaleda Jarar, organ of the political office of the PFLP, stated that the interogations of the Palestinian Authority Intelligence of students from Al Najah Univeristy from the Islamic Coalition is rejected since it complicates the internal conflict. She added in a press confrence that all arrests based on political reasons should stop immidiatly, both by Hamas in Gaza and Al Fatah in the West Bank.

Source: Offical Website of the PFLP (arabic) (http://pflp.ps/index.php?action=Details&id=1418)

Revolution Until Victory
6th November 2007, 06:48
PFLP Statment in the 90th Aniversary of the Belfour Decleration

The PFLP considered in a statment in the occasion of the Aniversary of the Belfour Decleration that the Annapolis "Peace" confrence to be held latter this fall, sponsered by the US, to be the biggest concpiracy against the Arab nation and especailly the Palestinian people and its goals of freedom, return, and independece.

The PFLP added that the region became a fit place for concpiracies and plans conducted by US adminstration being the colonialist pole that conducts its plans to control the region and its oil. The PFLP also stressed that US attempts to change the map of the region goes hand in hand with its attempts to strenghen this racist, expanstionsit, and facist entity [Israel] and make it an integral part of the region.

The PFLP also metioned the great role the courages Palestinian, Lebanese, and Iraqi resistance in facing the colonialist, US-Zionist project in the region.

Source; Offical Website of the PFLP (arabic) (http://pflp.ps/index.php?action=Details&id=1414)

Revolution Until Victory
6th November 2007, 06:59
PFLP call for ending negotiations with the Zionists

Khaleda Jarar, organ of the political office of the PFLP, called the PLO, Arab states, and Islamic states to not take part in the upcoming "Peace confrence" that is sponsered by the US. She stressed that this confrence aims at widing the devide between the Palestinian people and expanding the rejected normlization of relations with the Zionist entity. Khaleda Jarar also called on the Palestinian Authority to stop all meetings and security corodinations with the Zionist entity. The organ of the PFLP also added, in an interview with Watan Press, that the alternative is continuing on the path of the resistance and a political review of the past 17 years of futile negotaiotns with the Zionist entity. She also called for fighting all normalization afforts with the Zionist entity and fighting its culture, by stressing the culture of the resistance and unity.

Source: Offical Website of the PFLP (arabic) (http://pflp.ps/index.php?action=Details&id=1407)

Revolution Until Victory
18th November 2007, 02:10
13 PFLP members injured by an attack of Fatah members against a PFLP rally

13 PFLP members and students from Beir Zeit University, West Bank, members of the student wing of the PFLP, PSLF (Progressive Student Labour Front), were injured as Fatah students and Abbas's security forces attacked a PFLP rally, after the students critisized both Hamas and Fatah for the internal fighting.

Source: Report from the PFLP Offical Website (arabic) (http://pflp.ps/index.php?action=Details&id=1455)

Revolution Until Victory
20th November 2007, 15:03
Bier Ziet Universtiy closed down and evacuated following clashes between the PFLP and Fatah

The Bier Zeit Univeristy in the West Bank had closed down and been evacuated following clashes between the student wing of the PFLP and the student wing of Al Fatah supported by the collaborationist PA. The clashes started when a PFLP rally was attacked by the Fatah students, supported by the PA security forces, resulting in the injury of 13 comrades from the PFLP. Latter, a Fatah student was kidnapped, attacked in his dorm, and supposidly, was heavly beaten, hit with nails, and his face burned. The PFLP condemned the attack and denied any relation to it. Latter, a group of Fatah students stormed the University looking for PFLP students to assault. Some source claim Fatah have declared the PFLP outlawed in the university, and that the Fatah students would assault and beat up any student wearing a red Kuffiyeh (the kuffieh, the Palestinian traditional scarf, worn espesially by Palestinian fighters, with the red one being the symbol of the PFLP through out the history of the Palestinian revolution). Wintness affirm that Fatah armed men could be found inside and outside the university.

Source; Offial Website of the PFLP (arabic) (http://pflp.ps/index.php?action=Details&id=1474)

bootleg42
20th November 2007, 21:36
Fuck Al Fatah and their elitist semi-nationalist religious assholes.

I wish all the luck to our comrades in the PFLP and may they succeed in being the ones to not only eliminate the imperialism of Israel, but may they also destroy the semi-fascist/religious/ and probably moderate right wing factions in the country (Al Fatah, Hamas, etc).

Faux Real
20th November 2007, 21:42
Originally posted by [email protected] 20, 2007 01:35 pm
Fuck Al Fatah and their elitist semi-nationalist religious assholes.

I wish all the luck to our comrades in the PFLP and may they succeed in being the ones to not only eliminate the imperialism of Israel, but may they also destroy the semi-fascist/religious/ and probably moderate right wing factions in the country (Al Fatah, Hamas, etc).
Why would they kill the very people they want to liberate and collaborate with?

The PLFP was founded by a Christian, you know.

Revolution Until Victory
14th December 2007, 22:34
The Swedish CP Congratulates the PFLP in its 40th anniversary

Secretary General Ahmad Sa'dat, the political office, and the Central Committee of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine recieved a letter of congratulations from the Swedish Communist Party in its 40th anniversary.

Here is some of what came in the letter:

"In the 40th anniversary of the PFLP we stand by you today to honor the positions and the struggle of the PFLP and all other national forces in its struggle against occupation and imperialsim. We also salute the martyrs of the Front and all those who have fallen defending thier homeland in the battle against imperialsim, Zionism, and the ruling forces, for the sake of freedom and liberation."

The Swedish Communist Party called on all Palestinian national forces to unite and reject all the internal fueds and conflicts which the United States and "Israel" are seeking to deepin in the palestinian scene. The Swedish CP also saluted the positions of the PFLP that call for unity among all the anti-imperilaist and anti-occupation forces, and the pioneering role of the PFLP in that context.

The Swedish CP also saluted the guerrillas of the PFLP and all of its members worldwide, wishing them victory in thier struggles and resistance for a Palestine free from Zionism. The CP also assured that it will continue to struggle to remove the name of the PFLP from the "terrorims lists".

Source; Offical Website of the PFLP (arabic) (http://www.pflp.ps/index.php?action=Details&id=1569)

Hiero
15th December 2007, 01:13
The PLFP was founded by a Christian, you know.

I don't know if Habash was a practicing christian. Religion is embedded in identity in Palestine. I believe you can classify yourself as Christian Palestinian, Muslim Palestinian and Jewish Palestinian. That is that you can trace your ancestory along a native family in Palestine that practiced a certian religious and cultural lifestyle.

RNK
15th December 2007, 15:57
Originally posted by rev0lt+November 20, 2007 09:41 pm--> (rev0lt @ November 20, 2007 09:41 pm)
[email protected] 20, 2007 01:35 pm
Fuck Al Fatah and their elitist semi-nationalist religious assholes.

I wish all the luck to our comrades in the PFLP and may they succeed in being the ones to not only eliminate the imperialism of Israel, but may they also destroy the semi-fascist/religious/ and probably moderate right wing factions in the country (Al Fatah, Hamas, etc).
Why would they kill the very people they want to liberate and collaborate with?

The PLFP was founded by a Christian, you know. [/b]
Most likely because Fatah and Hamas are still Islamic fundamentalist organizations. While for the moment their aims and goals are solely to eradicate Isreali imperialism, there may come a point (particularly if Israel is defeated) when their goals change from an anti-imperialist perspective to an Islamic fundamentalist one. In either case, religious control is not what the Palestinians need; it is secular, progressive, anti-imperialism.