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Naji Al-Ali's assassination reveals Arab regime secrets
Naji al-Ali was a Palestinian cartoonist born in 1936 in the village of Shajara in Galilee. He is best known for creating the character "Hanzalah," which has become a symbol of the resilience of the Palestinian people and the dream of return. He was assassinated in 1987 when an unknown assailant shot him; it is believed that a Palestinian, Israeli, or intelligence agency may be behind his killing, although the Palestine Liberation Organization denied responsibility. His death sparked controversy over who was responsible, leading to a renewed investigation 30 years later with no conclusive results. He is remembered for his criticism of Israeli occupation and Arab corruption through his artwork, which comprises over 40,000 drawings.
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