Palestinian School named after Palestinian co-founder of the Al-Qaeda terror organization, "martyr" Abdullah Azzam

Headline: “UNRWA’s school in the Jenin refugee camp wins soccer [tournament].”

“The second team [from the schools participating in the soccer tournament] included the schools of the western region; the [games] were held in the Ti'innik school soccer-field, from which the Martyr Abdullah Azzam/Silat Al-Harithiya school’s teamadvanced [to the next level].”

Abdullah Azzam - Palestinian co-founder of the Al-Qaeda terror organization and the Lashkar-e-Taiba terror organization in Pakistan. Azzam was a proponent of global Jihad and the establishment of an Islamic state. Azzam fled the West Bank in 1967 and reached Saudi Arabia in the 1970s, where he taught Osama bin Laden at King Abdul Aziz University. In 1979 Azzam moved to northern Pakistan where he took an active role leading the fight against the Soviet Union in Afghanistan, enlisting bin Laden in the effort as well. Azzam intended to attack Israel and Europe after the Soviet-Afghan War. It remains unclear who was responsible for Azzam's assassination with a bomb in Peshawar, Pakistan, on Nov. 24, 1989.