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Today, Diab Al-Louh, Palestine’s ambassador to Egypt and a prominent national and diplomatic figure, passed away in Cairo at the age of 68. His life was marked by a dedicated career of activism, diplomatic work, and media engagement. Al-Louh was one of the most prominent leaders of the Fatah movement; after being detained by the occupation, he worked in Palestinian prisons and subsequently advanced through leadership positions within the movement. He held numerous diplomatic posts, including Palestine’s ambassador to China, Yemen, and Mauritania, before being appointed ambassador to Egypt in November 2017. He was one of the most vocal defenders of Palestinian rights and, over the years of crises, relied on Egypt’s support and its role in backing the Palestinian cause, emphasizing rejection of displacement plans and escalation against Gaza. His passing was widely mourned by the Palestinian leadership, factions, and Egyptian circles, all of whom highlighted his positive influence in serving the Palestinian cause and national work. His funeral rites took place at the Fifth Assembly before his burial at Roubiki Cemeteries, with the embassy continuing its services for Palestinians in Egypt.
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