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Deir Yassin — A Legacy of Resistance and International Solidarity Against Imperialism
Deir Yassin: A brutal massacre carried out by zionist death squads in 1948 indelibly etched into the collective consciousness of all Palestinians, carried out on April 9th, 1948.
Deir Yassin is why we resist—to reclaim our stolen village and avenge the blood of our martyrs. Throughout the storied history of Palestinian resistance, heroes vowed revenge in the name of Deir Yassin: resistance fighters killed 77 zionists in an operation four days after the 1948 massacre, the Deir Yassin Unit of Arab resistance fighters carried out an operation that killed 40 settlers under the command of martyr Dalal Al-Mughrabi in 1978, and the Deir Yassin Operation of 1972 was an internationalist feat of anti-imperialist resistance that shook the world.The Deir Yassin Operation was launched on May 30th 1972. Three Japanese comrades—Bassem, Salah, and Ahmed—joined forces with five Palestinian comrades to strike the zionist entity at its heart. Their real names were Tsuyoshi Okudaira, Yasuke Yasuda, and Kozo Okamoto, and they were members of the Japanese Red Army, which received weapons, training, and finances from the PFLP. They had trained in Lebanon, and all were students: Bassem of architecture, Salah of electrical engineering, Ahmed of botany, and all of revolution.
Their location of choice was the so-called “Lod Airport” (now “Ben-Gurion Airport”) in occupied Al-Lydd. Known as quiet men, they quietly arrived from Paris at 10 PM, waited for their luggage—violin cases loaded with weapons, ammunition, and explosives—and carried out their revolutionary duty. By the time they were done with their operation, 26 zionists were left dead on the ground and 80 were wounded. Five Palestinian comrades fired outside the airport in support. Bassem was martyred after he ran out of ammunition, Salah blew himself up in a revolutionary act, and Ahmed (Kozo) went on to become a revolutionary icon after spending 13 years in solitary confinement in the zionist prisons.
In interrogation, Kozo declared that the operation was part of the global revolution against zionism and imperialism. He and the masterful tactician Dr. Wadie Haddad had planned it. In the attached video, PFLP founder Bassam Abu Sharif claims the operation on behalf of the PFLP, stating that it is a continuation of the PFLP’s line of “attacking the enemy wherever it hurts most” in reference to Wadie Haddad’s slogan “behind the enemy in every place.” After brutal psychological and physical torture, Kozo was freed in 1985 in the Ahmed Jibril prisoner exchange, and he went on to live his life in asylum in Lebanon after a troublesome period. Kozo was interviewed years later; he stated that he had hoped to be martyred during the operation, and when asked if he regretted anything: “I had no choice but to open fire in the name of armed struggle.”
Five weeks after the operation, the Mossad assassinated PFLP leader Ghassan Kanafani and his 17-year-old niece Lamees in Beirut in retribution for the Deir Yassin Operation. When the day comes, we will tell you Ghassan’s story.
Glory to the glorymakers, the internationalist revolutionaries who upheld the promise of resistance and global revolution. The echoes of Deir Yassin’s pain are reflected in the bullets of our comrades, the internationalist fighters united against imperialism who pledged to keep the memories of the martyrs and usurped villages alive.
The struggle for Palestinian liberation and the fight against zionism everywhere transcends borders. With every stone thrown, every bullet fired, and every zionist weapons company dismantled, our resistance honors our martyrs and struggle with every act of defiance until our lands are liberated of zionism and freed, from the river to the sea. We will never forget Deir Yassin, and we will never forget the bravery of those who committed themselves to liberation by any means necessary.
Remember Deir Yassin. Remember our heroes. For this—our joint struggle—is the legacy of Deir Yassin and our inheritance.
Source: Resistance News Network https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=35405 #deirYassin #gaza #kozo #palestine #pflp #westAsia #westBank -
Prior to the creation of the State of #Israel, two Jewish terrorist groups were working to cleanse Palestine of its Arab inhabitants.
Much of the financial support for these Jewish terrorists came from the #USA.
Against his better judgment Rifkin solicited Albert #Einstein to help the Stern Gang raise American money.
On April 10th, the day after the infamous massacre of Arabs at #DeirYassin, Einstein replied calling the Stern Gang terrorists and misled criminals.
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Prior to the creation of the State of #Israel, two Jewish terrorist groups were working to cleanse Palestine of its Arab inhabitants.
Much of the financial support for these Jewish terrorists came from the #USA.
Against his better judgment Rifkin solicited Albert #Einstein to help the Stern Gang raise American money.
On April 10th, the day after the infamous massacre of Arabs at #DeirYassin, Einstein replied calling the Stern Gang terrorists and misled criminals.
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⭕LE MASSACRE DE #DEIR_YASSIN : ON N’OUBLIE PAS, ON NE PARDONNE PAS. Les #Palestiniens ont commémoré jeudi le 78ᵉ anniversaire du massacre de #Deir-Yassin, perpétré en 1948 par les milices sionistes #Irgoun et #Stern, qui fit entre 250 et 360 victimes #Palestiniennes.
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Ce massacre eut lieu deux semaines après la signature d’un accord de paix, demandé par les dirigeants des colonies juives et accepté par les habitants de #Deir-Yassin.
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Deir Yassin: A Brutal Massacre Carried Out By Zionist Death Squads in 1948 Etched Into the Consciousness of Palestinians
Deir Yassin is why we resist—to reclaim our stolen village and avenge the blood of our martyrs. Throughout the storied history of Palestinian resistance, heroes vowed revenge in the name of Deir Yassin: resistance fighters killed 77 zionists in an operation four days after the 1948 massacre, the Deir Yassin Unit of Arab resistance fighters carried out an operation that killed 40 settlers under the command of martyr Dalal Al-Mughrabi in 1978, and the Deir Yassin Operation of 1972 was an internationalist feat of anti-imperialist resistance that shook the world.
The Deir Yassin Operation was launched 53 years ago today. Three Japanese comrades—Bassem, Salah, and Ahmed—joined forces with five Palestinian comrades to strike the zionist entity at its heart. Their real names were Tsuyoshi Okudaira, Yasuke Yasuda, and Kozo Okamoto, and they were members of the Japanese Red Army, which received weapons, training, and finances from the PFLP. They had trained in Lebanon, and all were students: Bassem of architecture, Salah of electrical engineering, Ahmed of botany, and all of revolution.
Their location of choice was the so-called “Lod Airport” (now “Ben-Gurion Airport”) in occupied Al-Lydd. Known as quiet men, they quietly arrived from Paris at 10 PM, waited for their luggage—violin cases loaded with weapons, ammunition, and explosives—and carried out their revolutionary duty. By the time they were done with their operation, 26 zionists were left dead on the ground and 80 were wounded. Five Palestinian comrades fired outside the airport in support. Bassem was martyred after he ran out of ammunition, Salah blew himself up in a revolutionary act, and Ahmed (Kozo) went on to become a revolutionary icon after spending 13 years in solitary confinement in the zionist prisons.
In interrogation, Kozo declared that the operation was part of the global revolution against zionism and imperialism. He and the masterful tactician Dr. Wadie Haddad had planned it. In the attached video, PFLP founder Bassam Abu Sharif claims the operation on behalf of the PFLP, stating that it is a continuation of the PFLP’s line of “attacking the enemy wherever it hurts most” in reference to Wadie Haddad’s slogan “behind the enemy in every place.” After brutal psychological and physical torture, Kozo was freed in 1985 in the Ahmed Jibril prisoner exchange, and he went on to live his life in asylum in Lebanon after a troublesome period. Kozo was interviewed years later; he stated that he had hoped to be martyred during the operation, and when asked if he regretted anything: “I had no choice but to open fire in the name of armed struggle.”
Five weeks after the operation, the Mossad assassinated PFLP leader Ghassan Kanafani and his 17-year-old niece Lamees in Beirut in retribution for the Deir Yassin Operation. When the day comes, we will tell you Ghassan’s story.
Glory to the glorymakers, the internationalist revolutionaries who upheld the promise of resistance and global revolution. The echoes of Deir Yassin’s pain are reflected in the bullets of our comrades, the internationalist fighters united against imperialism who pledged to keep the memories of the martyrs and usurped villages alive.
The struggle for Palestinian liberation and the fight against zionism everywhere transcends borders. With every stone thrown, every bullet fired, and every zionist weapons company dismantled, our resistance honors our martyrs and struggle with every act of defiance until our lands are liberated of zionism and freed, from the river to the sea. We will never forget Deir Yassin, and we will never forget the bravery of those who committed themselves to liberation by any means necessary.
Remember Deir Yassin. Remember our heroes. For this—our joint struggle—is the legacy of Deir Yassin and our inheritance.
Source: Resistance News Network
Image is from PFLP Poster with statement written below: Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine:
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From Japan to Yemen to Palestine… the revolution continuesMemory from history:
The Lydd Airport Operation — 30 May 1972
Today marks 53 years since the heroic Lydd Airport operation, carried out by a squad from the Japanese Red Army in full coordination and planning with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. -
Il peggior crimine di #Israele #Deiryassin https://youtu.be/gliJQTKD8O4?si=0wvQLM-ytMHarzF- via @YouTube
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The scientific community has often mobilised in the past to defend human rights and international law. In an open letter published in the New York Times in December 1948, cosigned by Hannah Arendt and Albert Einstein, the authors denounced the visit of Menahem Begin, leader of the Tnuat Haherut party, precursor to Likud (the party of current Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu), in these terms:
https://archive.org/details/AlbertEinsteinLetterToTheNewYorkTimes.December41948
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The scientific community has often mobilised in the past to defend human rights and international law. In an open letter published in the New York Times in December 1948, cosigned by Hannah Arendt and Albert Einstein, the authors denounced the visit of Menahem Begin, leader of the Tnuat Haherut party, precursor to Likud (the party of current Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu), in these terms:
https://archive.org/details/AlbertEinsteinLetterToTheNewYorkTimes.December41948
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Testimony by Palmach soldier Uri Pinkerfeld, born in Jerusalem in 1928 and served in the Palmach's Third Battalion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uo_99T-vHFM
On the strategic value of the massacre in Deir Yassin. The speaker is not apologetic. Admitting there was a massacre (something Zionist state historians still reject) and explaining it was not intentional. All the other firsthand descriptions seem to constitute evidence for on going #domicide.
The Palmach (1941-1498) was the "elite" fighting force of the #Yishuv, the Jewish community in Palestine during the British Mandate period and the precursor to the #IDF. The British trained the Palmach and during the 1936-1939 Palestinian revolt against British occupation and their policies to allow increased Jewish immigration to Palestine, the British security forces, including the Palmach, employed tactics such as detentions, house demolitions, and deportations to quell the uprising.
See:
One Palestine, Complete: Jews and Arabs under the British Mandate by Tom Segev
Ploughing Sand: British Rule in Palestine 1917-48 by Naomi Shepherd.
@palestine
@israel
@histodons
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Testimony by Palmach soldier Uri Pinkerfeld, born in Jerusalem in 1928 and served in the Palmach's Third Battalion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uo_99T-vHFM
On the strategic value of the massacre in Deir Yassin. The speaker is not apologetic. Admitting there was a massacre (something Zionist state historians still reject) and explaining it was not intentional. All the other firsthand descriptions seem to constitute evidence for on going #domicide.
The Palmach (1941-1498) was the "elite" fighting force of the #Yishuv, the Jewish community in Palestine during the British Mandate period and the precursor to the #IDF. The British trained the Palmach and during the 1936-1939 Palestinian revolt against British occupation and their policies to allow increased Jewish immigration to Palestine, the British security forces, including the Palmach, employed tactics such as detentions, house demolitions, and deportations to quell the uprising.
See:
One Palestine, Complete: Jews and Arabs under the British Mandate by Tom Segev
Ploughing Sand: British Rule in Palestine 1917-48 by Naomi Shepherd.
@palestine
@israel
@histodons
#IsraelWarCrimes #Nakba #DeirYassin -
Deir Yassin was a brutal massacre carried out by zionist death squads in 1948 indelibly etched into the collective consciousness of all Palestinians. The attack was conducted primarily by the Irgun and Lehi, fascist Zionist paramilitary organizations. The massacre was carried out despite the village having agreed to evade conflict. It occurred during the 1947-1948 civil war and was a central component of the Nakba and the 1948 Palestinian expulsion and flight. 107 people were killed in the massacre.
Deir Yassin is why Palestinians resist—to reclaim their stolen village and avenge the blood of the martyrs. Throughout the storied history of Palestinian resistance, heroes vowed revenge in the name of Deir Yassin: resistance fighters killed 77 zionists in an operation four days after the 1948 massacre, the Deir Yassin Unit of Arab resistance fighters carried out an operation that killed 40 settlers under the command of martyr Dalal Al-Mughrabi in 1978, and the Deir Yassin Operation of 1972 was an internationalist feat of anti-imperialist resistance that shook the world.
The Deir Yassin Operation was launched 51 years ago today. Three Japanese comrades—Bassem, Salah, and Ahmed—joined forces with five Palestinian comrades to strike the zionist entity at its heart. Their real names were Tsuyoshi Okudaira, Yasuke Yasuda, and Kozo Okamoto, and they were members of the Japanese Red Army, which received weapons, training, and finances from the PFLP. They had trained in Lebanon, and all were students: Bassem of architecture, Salah of electrical engineering, Ahmed of botany, and all of revolution.
Their location of choice was the so-called “Lod Airport” (now “Ben-Gurion Airport”) in occupied Al-Lydd. Known as quiet men, they quietly arrived from Paris at 10 PM, waited for their luggage—violin cases loaded with weapons, ammunition, and explosives—and carried out their revolutionary duty. By the time they were done with their operation, 26 zionists were left dead on the ground and 80 were wounded. Five Palestinian comrades fired outside the airport in support. Bassem was martyred after he ran out of ammunition, Salah blew himself up in a revolutionary act, and Ahmed (Kozo) went on to become a revolutionary icon after spending 13 years in solitary confinement in the zionist prisons.
In interrogation, Kozo declared that the operation was part of the global revolution against zionism and imperialism. He and the masterful tactician Dr. Wadie Haddad had planned it. In a recorded video, PFLP founder Bassam Abu Sharif claims the operation on behalf of the PFLP, stating that it is a continuation of the PFLP’s line of “attacking the enemy wherever it hurts most” in reference to Wadie Haddad’s slogan “behind the enemy in every place.” After brutal psychological and physical torture, Kozo was freed in 1985 in the Ahmed Jibril prisoner exchange, and he went on to live his life in asylum in Lebanon after a troublesome period. Kozo was interviewed years later; he stated that he had hoped to be martyred during the operation, and when asked if he regretted anything: “I had no choice but to open fire in the name of armed struggle.”
Five weeks after the operation, the Mossad assassinated PFLP leader Ghassan Kanafani and his 17-year-old niece Lamees in Beirut in retribution for the Deir Yassin Operation.
Glory to the glorymakers, the internationalist revolutionaries who upheld the promise of resistance and global revolution. The echoes of Deir Yassin’s pain are reflected in the bullets of the comrades, the internationalist fighters united against imperialism who pledged to keep the memories of the martyrs and usurped villages alive.
The struggle for Palestinian liberation and the fight against zionism everywhere transcends borders. With every stone thrown, every bullet fired, and every zionist weapons company dismantled, the resistance honors the martyrs and struggle with every act of defiance until the lands are liberated of zionism and freed, from the river to the sea. We will never forget Deir Yassin, and we will never forget the bravery of those who committed themselves to liberation by any means necessary.
Remember Deir Yassin. Remember our heroes. For this—our joint struggle—is the legacy of Deir Yassin and our inheritance.
#deirYassin #gaza #japaneseRedArmy #palestine #pflp #redArmy #resistance #westAsia
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Today is a good day to learn history.
Today is the 76th anniversary of the Deir Yassin massacre.
Not so long ago.
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Today marks the 76th anniversary of the Deir Yassin Massacre, when hundreds of armed Zionist militiamen from the pre-1948 #Irgun and #Stern gangs committed one of the cruelest massacres in the history of Palestine.
On April 9, 1948, Zionist gangs raided the village of Deir Yassin, west of #Jerusalem, killing nearly 250 Palestinian civilians, mainly women, children and the elderly. Cases of rape, mutilation and humiliation were documented.Of nearly 70 #massacres during the 1948 #Nakba, Deir Yassin would become one of those atrocities where almost all the acts of war criminality were unleashed: killing, destruction, pillaging, rape, and displacement.
#DeirYassin is a powerful symbol of Palestinian dispossession, as well as a historical fact that the occupying Israeli regime must confront when retelling its national narrative.
Watch the video documenting the massacre by Jewish Terrorists here: deiryassin.org/video.htmldeiryassin.org/video.html
#SaveGaza #StopIsrael #SaveTheChildren #History #NeverForget #palestine #Israel #Occupation #Apartheid #Politics #PeaceNow #StopTheWar #CeasefireNow
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Today marks the 76th anniversary of the Deir Yassin Massacre, when hundreds of armed Zionist militiamen from the pre-1948 #Irgun and #Stern gangs committed one of the cruelest massacres in the history of Palestine.
On April 9, 1948, Zionist gangs raided the village of Deir Yassin, west of #Jerusalem, killing nearly 250 Palestinian civilians, mainly women, children and the elderly. Cases of rape, mutilation and humiliation were documented.Of nearly 70 #massacres during the 1948 #Nakba, Deir Yassin would become one of those atrocities where almost all the acts of war criminality were unleashed: killing, destruction, pillaging, rape, and displacement.
#DeirYassin is a powerful symbol of Palestinian dispossession, as well as a historical fact that the occupying Israeli regime must confront when retelling its national narrative.
Watch the video documenting the massacre by Jewish Terrorists here: deiryassin.org/video.htmldeiryassin.org/video.html
#SaveGaza #StopIsrael #SaveTheChildren #History #NeverForget #palestine #Israel #Occupation #Apartheid #Politics #PeaceNow #StopTheWar #CeasefireNow
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Orphaned children whose parents had been killed at Deir Yassin.
Credit: IDF archive / Still from the film 'Born in Deir Yassin'
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Orphaned children whose parents had been killed at Deir Yassin.
Credit: IDF archive / Still from the film 'Born in Deir Yassin'
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Israel's pre-state militia occupying the village of Deir Yassin, April 1948.
'They ran like cats,' related the commander of the operation, Yehoshua Zettler, the Jerusalem commander of Lehi, as he described the Arabs fleeing from their homes during the Deir Yassin massacre.
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Israel's pre-state militia occupying the village of Deir Yassin, April 1948.
'They ran like cats,' related the commander of the operation, Yehoshua Zettler, the Jerusalem commander of Lehi, as he described the Arabs fleeing from their homes in Deir Yassin.
@israel
@palestine #WarCrimes
#DeirYassin
#palestine
#israel