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Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine: Statement – Britain Displaced the Palestinian People – and Now Insists on Their Extermination! (26.10.2023)

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine has reminded the British government that the Palestinian people (and the Arab nation) has not forgotten Britain’s major role in their displacing during 1948, granting the Palestinian land (and ancestral homeland) to the Zionist invaders! The British have been the architects who have manufactured this historical tragedy! The British have continuously compounded this dire position by supporting the fascist-Zionists whilst politicly and militarily empowering this disturbing entity! The right-thinking world, and the supporters of the Palestinian people – reject this aggressive British stance!

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Lebanon: PFPL Receives Delegation from Kuwaiti Progressive Movement! (13.5.2023)

In turn, Abdel-Al welcomed the Delegation, as he noted the importance of the forces of the Arab National Liberation Movement as a Revolutionary movement in the face of dependence and normalization – and in support of Palestine and its cause – noting that it is full of people who are Fighters and Revolutionaries who support the Palestinian cause, (including the people of Kuwait), and how these facts indicate a strong awareness of this issue. While defending the Palestinian identity, we are defending the idea, because the Zionist project is a colonial tool that threatens our peoples and the entire region!

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Palestine: Workers Demand Restructuring of the Trade Union Movement to Strengthen Unity for the Struggle on May Day! (1.5.2023)

After seventeen years of division in the Palestinian arena at the political and geographical levels, and what has multiplied it in terms of the costs, burdens, and requirements of life and living – the phenomenon of unemployment and the unemployed has increased! This has been seen especially among the youth and graduates with poverty and extreme poverty becoming a generalized phenomenon – in addition to the increase in the rate of taxes, customs and fees on Goods, the decline in the level of domestic production, the decline in the level and value of exports and the increase in dependence on importing food and industrial goods! This impoverishment has lead to the failure of granting poor families their entitlements from Social Security! In the absence of changing the existing model of power – this situation has harmed all aspects of economic development, social development and healthcare.

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