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Yesterday, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine organized a memorial marking the anniversary of the passing of its founder and former Secretary-General, Samir Ghosheh, who died in 2009 at the age of 72 after a battle with cancer. Ghosheh is considered one of the most prominent leaders of the Palestinian national movement; he founded the Front in 1971 and had a long revolutionary journey, emphasizing national constants and resistance for Palestinian rights and independence, while steadfastly supporting the PLO as the only legitimate representative of the Palestinian people. On the anniversary of his death, a leadership delegation from the Front, headed by Dr. Ahmed Madyani, laid a wreath on his tomb in Bir al-Buraj, reaffirming the continuation of his approach and role in defending the Palestinian people amid the ongoing challenges of occupation and continuous violations. Madyani highlighted the importance of the upcoming legislative elections as a means to renew the Palestinian political system and strengthen democracy, drawing inspiration from Ghosheh’s legacy in defending national identity and resisting dependency and tutelage.
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