Sheikh AlQassam represented the dawn of the Palestinian revolution. He was born in 1882 in Jableh, Syria, where he resisted against French colonialism until he was sentenced to death in 1903. To escape, he took asylum in Haifa, occupied Palestine, where he sparked the revolution and resisted against both British and burgeoning zionist colonization of Palestine.
AlQassam would say, "The armed revolution is the only path to end the British Mandate and prevent the establishment of a zionist state in Palestine," as he organized resistance, surveillance, and weapons training groups to fight against incoming colonization.
This legendary martyr is honored today by the armed wing of Hamas which bears his name, the Izz ElDin AlQassam Brigades, who heeded his call, "The jewels and decorations in mosques must be turned into weapons. If you lose your land, how will those decorations on the walls benefit you?"
In 1935 in his final battle, the British surrounded Sheikh AlQassam and his fighters. An Arab working under the British colonial forces called out, demanding that they surrender. At this moment, AlQassam said, "We do not surrender. This is jihad for the sake of God and the homeland." He turned to his comrades and said, "Die as martyrs." He was martyred, and his martyrdom marked the beginning of the Palestinian revolution. Glory to our eternal martyr.
AlQassam would say, "The armed revolution is the only path to end the British Mandate and prevent the establishment of a zionist state in Palestine," as he organized resistance, surveillance, and weapons training groups to fight against incoming colonization.
This legendary martyr is honored today by the armed wing of Hamas which bears his name, the Izz ElDin AlQassam Brigades, who heeded his call, "The jewels and decorations in mosques must be turned into weapons. If you lose your land, how will those decorations on the walls benefit you?"
In 1935 in his final battle, the British surrounded Sheikh AlQassam and his fighters. An Arab working under the British colonial forces called out, demanding that they surrender. At this moment, AlQassam said, "We do not surrender. This is jihad for the sake of God and the homeland." He turned to his comrades and said, "Die as martyrs." He was martyred, and his martyrdom marked the beginning of the Palestinian revolution. Glory to our eternal martyr.
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The explosion of a car rocks Ya'bad in #Jenin, the town of Sheikh Izz ElDin AlQassam's martyrdom 87 years ago today. The explosion occured near the colonial Dotan checkpoint. Details are emerging.
We note with caution the recent and apparently quick withdrawals of the IOF from Jenin and Nablus. Though these can be seen as clear resistance victories, there is a possibility that IOF has been planting traps and surveillance during these incursions.
We note with caution the recent and apparently quick withdrawals of the IOF from Jenin and Nablus. Though these can be seen as clear resistance victories, there is a possibility that IOF has been planting traps and surveillance during these incursions.
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🚨 Civil Defense forces have arrived to extinguish the fire. It is unclear whether the car was empty or had people inside it.
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Confirmed: the car is empty and there are no reported injuries. The source and intention behind the explosion are still unclear, but may be an exploded gas cylinder.
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The "security services" of the traitorous Palestinian Authority abduct Zaid Ziyad Al-Kharraz from #Nablus.
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Imad Fatouni of Salfit breathes freedom! He is liberated after 30 years of imprisonment in the colonial prisons of the occupation. The anthem of the Lions' Den is played in celebration. #FreeThemAll
Mahmoud AlSaadi was martyred moments ago in the refugee camp of #Jenin following an occupation raid which resulted in the besieging of a home and the arrest of another Palestinian.
Glory to our martyrs. Glory to our resistance.
Glory to our martyrs. Glory to our resistance.
Rateb AlBali is the Palestinian who was arrested in #Jenin; he is a former prisoner of the occupation and was wounded in the battle moments ago by repeated rocket strikes to his home.
Freedom for our prisoners.
Freedom for our prisoners.
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⚫️ Saraya AlQuds (PIJ) - Jenin Brigade publishes footage of its defense against the zionist invasion of #Jenin this morning.
Resistance fighters take part in the funeral of the martyr Mahmoud Al-Saadi, who was shot by the IOF earlier today in Jenin.
A settler car was damaged and settler was injured after Palestinians threw stones near the colonial Ni'lin checkpoint.
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Today, we honor the martyr Fadi Abu Shukhaidam, whose Carlo erupted in the middle of AlQuds sending a message of hellfire to the usurping settlers. Fadi, of the steadfast Shu'fat camp, was a father of five, a husband, a religious scholar, and a liberated prisoner. He was a teacher at the sacred Al-Asqa Mosque. He was martyred at 42 years old after he undertook an anti-colonial resistance operation.
In this unforgettable and heroic operation, the martyred sheikh disguised himself as a religious Jewish settler, hiding the mobile Carlo under his clothing while wearing a bulletproof vest underneath. The sounds of his liberating bullets rang, and the screams of settlers rang louder. In the eternal capital, Fadi delivered a message: two settlers were injured, and an IOF soldier was killed.
Fadi was a man of his word: "The arena of heroism is when you stand in the face of the oppressor. The arena of heroism is when you tell the oppressor 'be away from us'."
Glory to the resisting martyr!
Glory to the Carlo!
In this unforgettable and heroic operation, the martyred sheikh disguised himself as a religious Jewish settler, hiding the mobile Carlo under his clothing while wearing a bulletproof vest underneath. The sounds of his liberating bullets rang, and the screams of settlers rang louder. In the eternal capital, Fadi delivered a message: two settlers were injured, and an IOF soldier was killed.
Fadi was a man of his word: "The arena of heroism is when you stand in the face of the oppressor. The arena of heroism is when you tell the oppressor 'be away from us'."
Glory to the resisting martyr!
Glory to the Carlo!