03-12-2024 7:29 PM - Jerusalem
العربية

"The Wedding of the Fardan Martyrs" | Lebanon, April 12, 1973 Thousands in Beirut mourn the martyrs, leaders Kamal Nasser, Kamal Adwan, Abu Yusuf al-Najjar - along with his wife who was martyred with him - who were assassinated by Israel in the Fardan operation on April 10, 1973.

"Why should fighters fighting for a just cause justify their actions to the world?" | *From a rare interview in December 1969 with the martyr Kamal Nasser (the conscience of the Palestinian revolution), in which he condemns Switzerland for imprisoning three members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine who targeted an El Al aircraft at Zurich Airport.

Deir Yassen Massacre

A rare video interview with the bus driver that came under attack by the "Lebanese Forces." The Kata'eb militia members had opened fire on the bus returning from Shatila camp to Tel al-Zaatar camp, resulting in the martyrdom of 27 civilians.

"The heroic operation “Khalsa

"It's as if we're twenty impossibilities" - "In the past year, we grew more than we did in 28 years. This was thanks to our righteous martyrs - the martyrs of Land Day." *The late poet Tawfiq Ziad - in a rare video from the events commemorating the first anniversary of Palestinian Land Day, March 26, 1977.

What is the story of the mentally unstable woman named Um Salem in the Palestinian series 'Al-Tughraibiyya'?

"This is a combat situation. If a single bullet is fired from you, I'll respond with a hundred," face to face, gripping his weapon, siding with his people, believing in the honor of military service. Lieutenant martyr Yusuf Rayhan, "Abu Jandal," threatened Israeli army officers and soldiers that if they fired towards unarmed youths at one of the confrontation points.

On the dawn of March 22, 2004, Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, the founder of the Hamas movement, was martyred as he was targeted by Israeli military aircraft in a missile attack while leaving the Fajr prayer in Gaza. Along with him, nine civilians were also martyred.

Operation Al-Nouriss | On March 14, 1979, an operation for the exchange of prisoners with the occupation led by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine - General Command. Seventy-six prisoners were released, including twelve female prisoners, among them Rasmea Odeh, Mariam Al-Shakhshir, Aisha Odeh, Afifa Benoura, Aida Saad, and Reema Tanous.

Qibya Operation | On the night of November 25, 1987, and after 34 years from the Qibya massacre (October 14, 1953), which claimed the lives of 67 martyrs, the martyrs Miloud Najeh from Tunisia and Khaled Akr from Syria carried out a qualitative operation against the occupation army, named after the village of Qibya, west of the city of Ramallah, in retaliation for the martyrs of the massacre.

The Anniversary of Dr. Abdel-Aziz al-Rantisi

The first prisoner of Fatah and the Palestinian revolution, in a press conference after his release in 1971.

Real footage from the Savoy Hotel operation, which came in response to the assassination of three leaders in Beirut, known as Operation Spring of Youth by the occupation. The martyred leaders were members of Fatah's Central Committee: Kamal Adwan, Abu Yusuf al-Najjar, and Kamal Nasser.

Operation Bus 300 | April 12, 1984 Rare video of Bassam Abu Sharif about the fidayeen operation carried out by the "Che Guevara" group of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. Jamil Qublan and Mohammed Baraka were martyred in the operation, and Majdi and Subhi Abu Jamea were executed after their capture, which caused a stir at the time, especially after the publication of their arrest photos

A Palestinian prisoner recounts how Israeli soldiers forced him to eat during a hunger strike at the Nafha prison in 1980, during which three prisoners were martyred.

A video of the symbolic funeral held on June 19, 1975, in Baghdad for the martyrs of the Arab Liberation Front who carried out the Kfar Yuval operation