Statement by the Palestinian Resistance Factions on the 78th Anniversary of the Nakba

Establishing a Jewish Antiquities Dept for the West Bank and Gaza is an Escalation in the Annexation and Judaization Project: DFLP

The Democratic Front stated: In light of this colonial settlement expansion and the absence of any practical response from the official Palestinian side beyond press releases, we in the DFLP reaffirm our initiative to convene a Palestinian national conference in the West Bank. This conference would address the general situation, from settlement and annexation issues to the plundering of Palestinian funds and the obstruction of the clearance revenue transfer system, as well as the mass arrests and daily killings. The aim is to develop a national strategy that unifies the official and popular Palestinian position in the West Bank to confront the ongoing Israeli fascist colonial attacks, which are escalating dangerously day by day, threatening the Palestinian Authority’s jurisdiction over the land and people of the West Bank.

DFLP Calls for Resistance Against Al-Aqsa Mosque Desecration

DFLP & Labor Orgs Commemorated International Workers’ Day in Khan Younis

The march toured the streets of Khan Younis, reaching the site of the popular festival near the Khan Younis municipal library, amidst calls to strengthen the rights of Palestinian workers and stop the humanitarian and economic deterioration they are facing.

The event was opened by the leader of the Palestinian National Initiative Movement, Mohammed Sawali, who emphasized that Palestinian workers constitute the “vanguard of the struggle and the voice of dignity,” praising t

The festival included speeches and messages in the name of labor blocs and union organizations, where the leader of the Palestinian People’s Party, Ashour Banat, delivered a speech on behalf of the labor blocs. The official of the Workers’ Unity Bloc in Khan Younis, Ayman Al-Faqawi, read a message addressed to the Arab Labour Organization, while Mohammed Fayyad, representing the Progressive Labor Union Front, read a message addressed to the International Labour Organization.

The speeches and messages affirmed the right of Palestinian workers to work, dignity, and social justice, while rejecting what they described as international silence regarding the difficult humanitarian and living conditions that Palestinian workers are experiencing in light of the blockade and economic restrictions.

The message addressed to the Arab Labour Organization emphasized the exacerbation of unemployment and poverty rates, the decline in job opportunities, and the collapse of living standards, in addition to the absence of sufficient social protection, considering that Palestinian workers are facing conditions that threaten their right to a dignified life and job stability.

The message also linked the conditions of Palestinian workers to the violations that Palestinian prisoners are subjected to inside “israeli” prisons, calling for Arab and international action to protect their rights and rejecting any policies related to approving the death penalty against Palestinian prisoners.

At the conclusion of the event, the Popular Committee for Refugees called for participation in commemorating the Nakba on 11 May, confirming the unity of the Palestinian national position and the continued adherence to national rights.

Khan Younis, 2/5/2026

Kuwaiti Gorilla Fighter Fawzi Al-Majadi | Articles | Our Palestine https://pal48.ps/en/article/857/kuwaiti-gorilla-fighter-fawzi-al-majadi

Are there any sources on this guy that yanks would take seriously?

I've found a few things on blogs etc.

So far they give conflicting dates, but both in #June1989

I found him via a #DFLP anthem

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#Palestine #Kuwait #firstIntifada #NablusMartyrs

DFLP on Palestinian Prisoner Day

16/04/2026

PFLP and DFLP Condemn Escalation of Zionist Regional Savagery

Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine:

The Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine warned against Netanyahu’s regional projects and their imminent danger to Arab interests, especially in Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria.

The Democratic Front stated: Netanyahu, exploiting his partnership in the war on the Islamic Republic of Iran alongside the United States, no longer hides that his policy in the region is now based on “force,” and that “force” (i.e., wars and hostile acts) is what will achieve the expansionist dreams of “israel” in the region. This was reaffirmed by Netanyahu when he said: “I am the only “israeli” prime minister who expanded the area of “israel” in Syria from Mount Hermon to the Yarmouk, and in Lebanon, over ten kilometers in the Lebanese south, and in the Gaza Strip, where his forces are working to transform the yellow line into an official border with the Strip, and in the West Bank, where the settlement and annexation bulldozer is working daily with all its might, heedless of reactions and condemning international positions.”

The Democratic Front affirmed that Netanyahu does not hide his intentions to exploit the results of the war on Iran, and the turmoil and reshuffling of cards it caused in the region, to achieve his colonial expansionist project, to build a “great state of aggression,” the force dominating the countries and peoples of the region, relying on the strength of his army and his strategic alliance with the United States, in a pivotal political moment provided to him by the current American presidency.

The Democratic Front explained that Netanyahu’s projects mean, on the Lebanese level, drowning the brotherly Arab country in the furnace of a bloody and destructive war, especially if Netanyahu executes a threat to demolish Lebanese villages adjacent to the border, and builds instead “jewish” settlements and military sites.

As for Syria, the Democratic Front stated: Netanyahu remains determined to preoccupy the Syrian state with border problems and issues, to block the path to rebuilding Syria, realizing in his heart the reality of the regional position that the Arab state with a strategic location can play in the region.

As for Palestine, the war is wide open, and he is waging his zero-sum war against our people, aiming to undermine the national project and destroy its foundations, and to scatter the Palestinian people in various forms, so that “israel” remains the only address between the river and the sea.

The Democratic Front concluded that all these developments dictate to the Palestinian situation a strategic mobilization pause, to reread the situation in a new language, extracting from it what must be extracted on the institutional, programmatic, and executive levels.

It also dictates to all Arabs a rereading of the regional scene after the war on Iran, and Netanyahu’s regional wars, from the position of the Arab national interest, working to do what is required to overcome some of the lines that still hinder the establishment of an effective Arab security system, supported by an economic system with its regional and international dimensions.

Central Media

01/04/2026

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP):

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine strongly condemns the escalation of “israeli” crimes and bloody massacres committed by the enemy against brotherly Lebanon, and confirms that they are an extension of the war of genocide practiced by the entity in the Gaza Strip and the occupied West Bank.

The Front warns the international community against the “israeli” occupation’s pursuit to transfer, implement, and replicate the criminal “Gaza model” to the Lebanese arena, by targeting civilians and vital facilities and imposing a policy of forced displacement. It emphasizes that the world’s silence on the crime in Palestine is what encouraged this Nazi enemy to expand the scope of its aggression to include Lebanon, Syria, and Iran.

The Front also strongly condemns the systematic Western media blackout, which adopts the occupation’s narrative and works to distort the facts and obscure the scale of the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran, in an effort to provide political and legal cover for the continuation of these massacres.

The so-called “free world” and its international institutions are today facing a final moral test; either to exert real and tangible pressure to stop the

The Front renews its full support for the Lebanese resistance and the brotherly Lebanese people, and affirms that the blood of the martyrs in Beirut, the South, and the Bekaa will only increase the resistance forces’ determination to move forward in the battle for the defense of the land, existence, and dignity.

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine

01/04/2026

Resistance Organizations Continue to Denounce Zionist Execution Law

The Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine condemns, in the strongest terms, the “israeli” Knesset’s approval of the law to execute Palestinian prisoners in the occupation’s prisons, by a majority of 62 votes to 48. This step constitutes a dangerous qualitative escalation in the occupation’s policies and is a clear expression of its accelerating slide toward fascism and racist legislation.

This criminal law is considered a flagrant violation of all rules of international humanitarian law and reaffirms once again that the occupation state is nothing but a regime based on organized oppression and terrorism. It hides behind slogans of “democracy” and “rule of law” in a misleading attempt to improve its image before the world, while in reality, it practices the ugliest forms of systematic killing and ethnic cleansing against our Palestinian people.

The Front believes that the approval of this law comes in the context of an open war waged by the occupation government against our people, targeting the Palestinian human being in their life, dignity, and rights. This bloody approach will not succeed in breaking the will of our people or deterring them from continuing their legitimate struggle in all its forms; rather, it will make them more steadfast and attached to their fixed national rights, foremost among them freedom, independence, and self-determination.

The Front calls on the international community—governments, parliaments, political forces, and human rights organizations—to assume its legal and moral responsibilities, to break out of the state of silence and complicity, by condemning this racist law clearly and explicitly, and by taking practical steps to isolate the occupation government and hold it accountable for its crimes before international forums and courts.

The Front also demands the provision of immediate international protection for Palestinian prisoners in the occupation’s prisons, the guaranteeing of their full rights in accordance with the Geneva Conventions and international humanitarian law, and working to stop the policies of torture, medical neglect, and slow killing to which they are subjected daily.

Our Palestinian people, who have offered and continue to offer immense sacrifices, will remain loyal to their cause and firmer than all attempts at oppression and extermination, and will continue their struggle until achieving their full and undiminished national rights.

Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine

30/3/2026

Palestinian Islamic Jihad:
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In a dangerous escalation that represents a violation of all human, moral, and international norms and charters, the Knesset of the “israeli” entity approved this evening a law authorizing the application of the death penalty against Palestinian prisoners. This reflects the thirst for bloodshed among the entity’s leaders, the use of the parliamentary framework to pass extermination under the eyes of the entire world, and the transformation of prisons into arenas for political liquidation.

Passing this unjust and unfair law reveals that the legal and judicial system in the entity is nothing but a tool for political revenge aimed at misleading public opinion, no less brutal than the crimes committed by the occupation army in the field.

This decision constitutes a flagrant breach of the Geneva Conventions, particularly the Fourth Convention regarding territories under occupation. It also fundamentally contradicts the principle of prohibiting torture and cruel treatment, and rises to the level of crimes that warrant prosecution before international courts.

In the face of this escalation, the continued international and Arab silence constitutes blatant complicity, which requires a firm stance from international and humanitarian institutions, primarily the International Court of Justice and the UN commission of inquiry, to classify this law as a crime against humanity and work to pursue the entity’s leaders in all international forums.

The approval of this law will not achieve security for the occupation state, but will rather increase the region’s volatility and create a new reality in defense of the prisoners and to safeguard their lives.

We call on our people to escalate the confrontation with the occupation everywhere to strike down this law and save the lives of our prisoners.

Monday, 30 March 2026

This aggressive decision issued by an artificial, barbaric, and savage entity, which does not recognize any international law and does not adhere to any ethical standards, is a dangerous attempt to institutionalize execution, legitimize intentional killing, and create a false legal cover for a crime that already exists—one that this zionist enemy has practiced for decades against Palestinian prisoners through brutal torture, intentional medical negligence, and all forms of abuse, criminality, and inhumanity.

This entity has reached this level of insolence, arrogance, and criminality due to the shameful international silence and failure regarding all its perpetrations and massacres against children, women, civilians, and journalists, and its targeting of hospitals, schools, and shelters in Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, and Iran. The international community’s continued policy of overlooking and complacency regarding those zionist crimes and its blatant violations of international and humanitarian laws will only lead to encouraging it to further persist in its crimes and complete the genocide against the Palestinian people.

Hezbollah, as it expresses its full and steadfast solidarity with the heroic Palestinian prisoners and the resisting people of Palestine, calls upon the international community with all its institutions, from the United Nations and the Human Rights Council to the International Committee of the Red Cross, to take urgent and immediate action to shoulder their legal, humanitarian, and moral responsibilities, work to stop this dangerous criminal descent, and secure the necessary protection for Palestinian prisoners unjustly imprisoned in the prisons of the terrorist occupation.

Hezbollah Media Relations
Tuesday, 31-03-2026
11 Shawwal 1447 AH

57 Years of Revolutionary Realism: The Democratic Front and Its Path in the Palestinian National Project

The answer does not lie in a single event, but rather in an equation that combined political realism with steadfastness in struggle, and field action with mass mobilization, within a vision that consistently sought to reconcile national rights with the demands of the historical moment.

From Founding to Articulating a Political Vision

Founded on February 22, 1969, in the midst of a turbulent Arab and Palestinian context, the Democratic Front did not simply add another organization to the map of Palestinian factions. Rather, it sought to reframe the concept of Palestinian struggle from a leftist, democratic perspective that linked national liberation with social and economic emancipation.

It stood out early on with its bold political program, particularly its 1974 Phased Program, which called for establishing a national authority over any liberated part of Palestine. Despite the fierce controversy it sparked at the time, it later became one of the cornerstones of the Palestinian national program and contributed to shaping the approaches adopted by the institutions of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), the sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people.

In this sense, the Democratic Front did not limit itself to the role of a combatant in the field, but sought to be a partner in shaping the national decision-making process and developing its intellectual and political framework.

Three Pillars Shaped Its Path

Over the course of 57 years, the Democratic Front’s experience has been based on three main pillars, which continue to form its intellectual and organizational structure:

First: Revolutionary Realism

The Democratic Front adopted the principle of “revolutionary realism,” which involves assessing the balance of power with political awareness without abandoning strategic goals. From this perspective, it developed the concept of comprehensive uprising, culminating in comprehensive national defiance, as an advanced form of popular struggle that integrates popular resistance with various forms of struggle within a unifying national vision.

Second: Organizing the People and Building a Social Base

The Democratic Front viewed the masses as an organized force that should be framed within effective democratic structures: labor unions, student organizations, women’s groups, and professional bodies. It clearly linked national liberation with social justice, arguing that defending the occupation is inseparable from defending workers’ rights, students’ rights, women’s rights, and the rights of marginalized groups, and that the national project is incomplete without its social dimension.

Third: Integrating Forms of Struggle

The Democratic Front adopted the principle of complementarity between political action and resistance, and between diplomatic engagement and field action, according to the prevailing political and legal circumstances and available opportunities.

It participated in defending the refugee camps in Lebanon, played a prominent role in the First Intifada (1987) through popular committees and field mobilization, and continued its presence in the Second Intifada (2000), with its leaders and cadres present in various confrontation arenas, including the battles to defend Gaza during the recent war of extermination.

Between Current Challenges and Future Stakes

Today, the Democratic Front – like all components of the Palestinian national movement – faces profound challenges: ongoing internal divisions, declining effectiveness of national action institutions, accelerating regional transformations, and attempts to liquidate the Palestinian cause or reduce it to partial solutions.

Nevertheless, the Democratic Front continues to propose political initiatives based on restoring national unity on the basis of a comprehensive resistance program and genuine democratic reform of the PLO institutions, which reaffirms the principle of partnership and pluralism.

A Renewed Legacy, Not a Fleeting Memory

On February 22nd of each year, the Democratic Front commemorates its launch, not just as a celebratory event, but as a moment of review and renewal.

History is not measured by the number of years, but by the ability of an idea to survive and evolve. Over the course of 57 years, the Front has produced martyrs, wounded, and prisoners from its leadership, fighters, and cadres, in defense of the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people: freedom, self-determination, independence, and the right of return.

This is a journey that confirms that the national project is not preserved by slogans alone, but by organized action, a renewed political vision, and a will capable of adapting to changes without compromising national rights.

After fifty-seven years, the question remains open: how can the Palestinian national project be rebuilt on the foundations of unity, resistance, and social justice?

This is the challenge that constitutes the essence of the political battle in the coming phase.

Wissam Zubeidi

DFLP: Zionist Regime Has Returned the Ceasefire Agreement to Point Zero

The Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine said that the head of Israeli fascism, Benjamin Netanyahu, with his continuous aggressive actions in the Gaza Strip, has reset the ceasefire and ceasefire agreement, which is in its fifth month, to zero, with the massacres, bloodshed and systematic destruction. Their tanks have torn up the “Sharm el-Sheikh Declaration”, which was signed on October 13, 2025 by four heads of state: the American, Egyptian, Turkish and Qatari prime ministers.

The Rafah foot crossing has become a trap and a station for arresting and tormenting travelers, who walk long distances on foot, and for constant humiliation by occupation soldiers, as well as by gangs of collaborators who also loot travelers’ money and steal their bags

The Democratic Front notes that the Israeli side has turned the “Sharm el-Sheikh Declaration” into a worthless piece of paper, manipulating the definition of the first phase and imposing its own conditions based on blackmail, by which the delay in receiving the body of an Israeli soldier was converted into an “international issue”, on which the fate of the “Sharm el-Sheikh Declaration” and the guarantee of the four presidents depend. It has also left the First Phase open without accountability, according to its vision and that of its government. It then moved on to its new blackmailing plans under the Second Phase, which it is now trying to define, stipulating that the implementation of the second phase must begin with the handover of the Gaza Strip’s weapons, while threatening at the same time that there will be no talk of rebuilding the Gaza Strip without disarmament.

In the same context, the DFLP warns of the danger of the occupation forces’ construction and military bases behind the yellow line, which indicate that the occupation army is determined to stay on the eastern side of the Gaza Strip, not mentioning withdrawal, but threatening to remove the yellow line and return to invading and occupying the entire Gaza Strip, always on the pretext of disarming the Gaza Strip, blowing up tunnels and destroying the infrastructure of the resistance, as it claims, without ruling out, at the same time, adding to the Gaza Strip’s files and conditions the files of resistance leaders and their arrest and trial.

The DFLP questiona the absence of the Peace Council headed by Trump, and the disregard for the developments in the Gaza Strip, all of which lead to the destruction of the “Sharm el-Sheikh Declaration” and the ceasefire agreement and Resolution 2803.

The DFLP also questiona the reasons for the silence of the guarantor states on the obstruction by the occupation state of the transfer of the National Committee for Gaza Administration to the Gaza Strip, and keeping it excluded in Cairo, as if Israel is trying to create an alternative reality to Trump’s plan, turning the Gaza Strip committee into a “government in exile” in Cairo or in El-Arish, making the occupation army, in the absence of a vacuum, the authority controlling the situation and fate of the Gaza Strip ■