Fatah student leader praises terrorists Abu Jihad, Abu Iyad, and Dalal Mughrabi, while touting how Fatah founded student terror units
Official PA TV program Palestine This Morning
Director of the Fatah Student Group in Lebanon Nazih Shama: “The Fatah Movement student group is where there was a historical breakthrough of student activity. Martyr, symbol, leader [former PLO Chairman and PA President] Yasser Arafat, Martyr [Khalil Al-Wazir] ‘Abu Jihad’ (i.e., terrorist, responsible for murder of 125), Salah Khalaf [‘Abu Iyad’] (i.e., former head of the Black September terror organization), and many of the great Martyr leaders dedicated themselves in 1965 to establishing the student activity through the General Union of Palestinian Students. After the events of 1973 (i.e., the Yom Kippur War), Fatah established the Student Company, which later became the Student Brigades, and later the Al-Jarmak Brigades (refers to student military units established by Fatah -Ed.), and they played a heroic role at Beaufort Castle and in many battles in which the Palestinian resistance participated. We hope that Allah will have mercy on the Martyrs of the Student Brigades, including Martyr Ali Abu Touq (i.e., a Fatah terror leader in the 1970s), Martyr Marwan Kayali (i.e., a Fatah terror leader in the 1980s), sister Martyr Dalal Mughrabi (i.e., terrorist who led murder of 37, 12 of them children), and other Martyr leaders.”
[Official PA TV, Palestine This Morning, Feb. 13, 2021]
Ali Abu Touq - Palestinian terrorist and a founder and leader of the Fatah student terror unit "the Student Brigades" during the 1970s. Abu Touq established a terror organization of high school girls called "The Daughters of Ali Abu Touq," among whose most prominent members was terrorist Dalal Mughrabi. Abu Touq oversaw a number of terror attacks, including one in which 6 Israeli soldiers were murdered on a bus in 1982.
Marwan Kayali - Palestinian terrorist and deputy commander of the Fatah student terror unit "the Al-Jarmak Brigades," who was involved in a number of terror attacks inside Israel in the 1980s. Arabic sources allege that Kayali was assassinated by the Mossad (Israeli Secret Intelligence Service).