THE POPULAR FRONT FOR THE LIBERATION OF PALESTINE MOURNS ITS COMRADE BILAL MUSTAFA ATTOUR

🇵🇸🔻 The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine mourns its comrade, the heroic fighter

Bilal Mustafa Attour, martyred in the war South Lebanon, a martyr on the road to Jerusalem, who was martyred whilst carrying out his revolutionary duty in defence of Lebanese and Palestinian peoples.

Glory to the martyrs! Victory to Resistance in Palestine and Lebanon!

Down with Zionism! Down with Imperialism!

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PFLP: Palestinian Prisoner's Day Open Battle Between Freedom, Zionist Genocide

On the occasion of Palestinian Prisoner's Day, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) affirmed that this year's commemoration comes amidst an unprecedented escalation in the policies of repression and arrest to which prisoners are subjected within Israeli prisons.

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), in a statement seen by the Yemeni News Agency (SABA) on Friday, said that Palestinian Prisoners' Day is an open battle between freedom and the system of genocide, in which the will of the Palestinian people is embodied in the arenas of heroism and confrontation with the Zionist genocidal system.

The PFLP added that the fascist onslaught is intensifying with the passage of the so-called "Law on Executing Prisoners," which represents a dangerous shift towards legitimizing systematic killing and turning prisons into execution grounds under a criminal and racist legal guise.

The statement continued that the Palestinian prisoners' movement represents a steadfast vanguard of struggle that has transformed prison cells into spaces of resistance and schools of revolutionary consciousness, noting that the prisoners, including a number of leaders, embody the unity of the Palestinian national struggle.

The statement paid tribute to the martyrs of the prisoners' movement and to the heroic prisoners, foremost among them the Secretary-General, Comrade Leader Ahmad Sa'adat, and the iconic leaders: Marwan Barghouti, Hassan Salameh, Bassam al-Sa'di, Wajdi Joudeh, and Ahed Abu Gholmeh, as well as all the female and male prisoners who embody the unity of the national struggle. It affirmed that "their sacrifices are a continuous pledge in the conscience of our people until they achieve their complete and undiminished freedom."

The statement explained that this anniversary coincides with an unprecedented escalation in policies of repression and extermination, as prisoners are subjected to a systematic campaign led by the fascist war criminal Ben-Gvir. This campaign targets their physical and psychological well-being through torture, solitary confinement, medical neglect, administrative detention, and even the policy of starvation, depriving children, women, and the elderly of the most basic necessities of life.

The statement added, "Prisons have become modern-day models of extermination camps, as is happening in the Sde Teiman detention center to prisoners from Gaza, where the most heinous forms of torture and physical liquidation are practiced amidst a shameful international silence. This situation represents a blatant expression of the fascist and racist nature of the entity and a glaring revelation of the international system's inability to enforce even the minimum standards of justice and humanity."

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine affirmed that the prisoners' cause is a national liberation issue at the forefront of its priorities, stressing the need to redefine their international status as "freedom fighters," while renewing its absolute confidence in the resistance's ability to devise ways to secure their freedom.

It also emphasized that true loyalty to the prisoners lies in building a comprehensive national strategy and restoring national unity as a fundamental guarantee for preserving their cause and providing them with political, legal, and media protection, thus preventing any attempt to isolate them or marginalize their sacrifices. The Front demanded the immediate internationalization of the prisoners' issue and their recognition as "prisoners of war," the launch of an international campaign to overturn the "law to execute prisoners" as a war crime, and the prosecution of those responsible for systematic killings and racist legislation before international courts.

The Front called for an escalation of popular and global struggle to break the silence and build an international solidarity front that effectively boycotts the enemy. It also paid tribute to the prisoners of conscience who were arrested for supporting our just cause, especially the prisoners' cause, holding the international community and the Red Cross fully responsible for the lives of the prisoners.

The Front demanded the dispatch of independent international commissions of inquiry to uncover the fate of the prisoners, especially those from Gaza, and to put a definitive end to the policy of impunity.

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PFLP: Palestinian Prisoner's Day Open Battle Between Freedom, Zionist Genocide

STATEMENT OF CONDOLENCE FOR DR MAHA ABU KHALIL

Statement of Condolence for a Comrade and Historical Figure The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine mourns the passing of Comrade, the historical figure and academic, Dr. Maha Abu Khalil The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, on behalf of its Secretary-General, Deputy Secretary-General, members of the Political Bureau and Central Committee, and all members and supporters of the Front in Palestine and the diaspora, mourns the passing of Comrade, the historical figure, academic, and social figure, Dr. Maha Abu Khalil, from the town of Qalila in the Tyre district.

She was killed in the treacherous Zionist aggression against the city of Tyre on the evening of April 17, 2026, just minutes before the ceasefire was announced, after four residential buildings were targeted and leveled. She was among those missing under the rubble. The martyr Maha Abu Khalil exemplified the ideal of a woman activist who combined intellectual commitment with social and educational work.

She earned a doctorate in media studies and studied at universities in Prague in the late 1970s, an academic and intellectual experience that reflected her profound knowledge and open-mindedness. She also lived alongside her husband, who served as Iraq's ambassador to Prague. Comrade Abu Khalil became involved early on in the struggle for the Palestinian cause, participating in the Popular Front's activities abroad during the historical period of 1970. She took part in the "Athens" commando operation, aimed at liberating Palestinian and Arab prisoners held in Israeli prisons, which at the time formed a central part of the Palestinian revolutionary program.

She remained deeply committed to this cause through her participation in various forms of political, humanitarian, and media support for Palestine, which she viewed as a national and humanitarian struggle against the Zionist occupation. The martyr worked for many years in social institutions, where she played a fundamental role in public relations, social work, and education.

She contributed to guiding many teachers and instilling a humanitarian approach in dealing with people, leaving a profound impact on everyone who knew her. She was also known for her closeness to the poor and the families of martyrs, her genuine sharing in their joys and sorrows, and her constant presence in southern Lebanon. She remained steadfast in the city of Tyre during the repeated Israeli wars, refusing to leave her land despite the bombardment and aggression.

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, as it bids farewell to its comrade, the fighter and the humanitarian, affirms that her martyrdom represents a loss to a genuine struggle—a struggle rooted in feminism, patriotism, and humanitarianism—in which she embodied pride and honor in the values ​​of resilience, loyalty, and commitment to justice. She remained true to her convictions until the very last moment of her life.

The Front extends its deepest condolences to her family, comrades, friends, and loved ones, renewing its pledge to continue the path of struggle and resistance, and praying that God grants her family patience and solace. Maha Abu Khalil will remain present in the national memory and in the record of women fighters who gave their lives for freedom, justice, and human dignity.

Glory and eternity to the martyrs... The resistance continues... Victory is inevitable. Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) April 18, 2026

STATEMENT ON LEBANON BY ABU ALI MUSTAFA BRIGADES

Martyr Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades:

The cessation of aggression against Lebanon is the result of the steadfastness of the Lebanese people and their valiant resistance

The Front affirmed that forcing the Zionist occupation to halt its aggression is the fruit of the steadfastness of the people of Lebanon and the immense sacrifices made by the valiant resistance, which fought a legitimate defense of Lebanese land, people, and rights.

The Front extended its greetings to the people of Lebanon, who have suffered from the crimes of the Zionist war machine in a premeditated and planned aggression, affirming its full solidarity with the brotherly people of Lebanon, and with the families of the martyrs, the wounded, and the displaced.

The Front considered this brutal aggression as an extension of the war of extermination, and one of the ongoing series of aggressions by this criminal entity against the peoples and countries of the Arab world and the region.

The Front called for the complete withdrawal of the Zionist entity from every inch of occupied Lebanese land, and warned of the ongoing aggression plans that continue to target Lebanon and its people by all means, aiming to undermine its structure, tear apart its unity, and end its historical role and stance against this occupier.

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine

Central Media Department

April 17, 2026

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Statement on Lebanon by the Martyr Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades

GHASSAN KANAFANI: GLORY TO THE MILITANTS WHO SHATTERED THE FASCIST TANKS

A poster by Ghassan Kanafani(1936-1972) published by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine(PFLP) in 1970, Glory to the Militants Who Shattered the Fascist Tanks:

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Glory to the militants who shattered the fascist tanks in the (military command) units

POPULAR FRONT MOURNS NATIONAL FIGHTER UMM NIDAL ABU AKAR

[Fri, 31 Oct 2025 16:37:12 +0300]

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine mourned on Friday the national fighter Umm Nidal Abu Akar, the olive tree of Al-Dheisha camp and an icon of Palestinian patience and resilience, who passed away at dawn.

In a eulogy statement... it said: "The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, in the name of its General Secretary Comrade Leader Ahmad Sa'adat, his deputy Comrade Leader Jamil Mizher, members of the Political Bureau, Central Committee, and the Prisons Branch leadership, mourns the steadfast, persevering comrade fighter Malaka Abu Akar 'Umm Nidal,' mother of the heroic martyr Mohammad Abu Akar who watered the land of the Stone Intifada with his blood, and mother of the dean of administrative detainees Comrade Leader Nidal Abu Akar, who passed away at dawn on Friday in Al-Dheisha camp in Bethlehem, after a lifetime filled with giving, loyalty, and beautiful patience, and a long journey of struggle and resistance in the face of the enemy."

The Front added: "The late fighter Umm Nidal was an exceptional woman; she was not ordinary in her presence or her giving. Rather, she was a school of steadfastness and a living legend who resisted with awareness, will, and conviction. She forged from her pain and the absence of her loved ones an unyielding determination, and from her patience, a flame that illuminated the paths of the resistors. She was truly a heart pulsating with loyalty to the cause of her people."

It continued: "The deceased embodied the highest meanings of giving and sacrifice. She offered her sons as martyrs, prisoners, and wounded in the battle of dignity and freedom. She was a deeply rooted olive tree in the camp's soil, never tiring or weakening. She carried people's concerns in her heart, embraced prisoners and their mothers, and remained always a guardian of the pledge of return and a living memory narrating to generations the story of the ongoing Palestinian struggle."

It pointed out that "before her passing, she wrote with her pain and patience one of the most beautiful epics of determination when she met her imprisoned son Nidal Abu Akar after more than fifteen years of unjust administrative detention, concluding her journey of giving with a moment of reunion that encapsulates the pain of the years, the dignity of resilience, and the warmth of motherhood that remained undefeated despite all loss and pain."

The Front affirmed that "the passing of the fighter Umm Nidal represents a great loss for the entire Palestinian people, and for the captive movement in particular. She was a beacon for mothers, a support for prisoners, and a cry of truth in the face of injustice and occupation. She was a symbol of the Palestinian woman who carried the concern of the homeland in her heart and the flame of resistance in her hands. Her comrades and the people loved her, but her love for them was deeper and more sublime, because it was the love of those who promise and are promised that the path - no matter how long - will not lead the walkers astray."

It concluded the eulogy statement by saying: "As the Popular Front bids farewell to this great fighter, it extends the warmest condolences and sympathy to Comrade Fighter Leader Nidal Abu Akar, to the struggling Abu Akar family, to the people of Al-Dheisha camp, and to all who knew her and shared her path of struggle. Her biography will remain immortal in the collective memory of our people, a beacon illuminating the path of the free until victory, freedom, and return are achieved, and a democratic, independent Palestinian state is established on the entire national soil with Jerusalem as its capital."

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Popular Front mourns National Fighter Umm Nidal Abu Akar

HE IS A FREEDOM FIGHTER

He Is A Freedom Fighter, a poster drawn by Ghassan Kanafani(1936-1972) and published circa 1969 by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP).