George Habash's Centennial Anniversary
George Habash, a Palestinian resistance leader, thinker, and revolutionary born in 1926 in Lydda, Palestine, graduated as a doctor specializing in pediatrics. He was known for his distinguished personality, rooted in his Arab identity and his struggle and effort against the Israeli project and global Zionism. He was one of the leading figures of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and was described as wise due to his deep political and cultural insights. Habash was a loud voice opposing reactionary Arab regimes and calling for national liberation. He continuously fought against Israeli occupation and participated in numerous international conferences. He remains a symbol of Palestinian and Arab revolution, with his style of resistance and principles still inspiring generations of fighters today. He passed away in 2008, and his cause and struggle are remembered on the centenary of his birth, emphasizing that he remains a symbol of freedom and liberation from occupation.
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