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Death of the great Palestinian leader Farouk Qaddoumi "Abu Al-Lutf"
The death of the great Palestinian leader Farouk Al-Qudami, known as "Abu Al-Lutf", was announced in the Jordanian capital today, Thursday, at the age of 93.
His family said that Abu al-Lutf, one of the founders of the Palestinian National Liberation Movement "Fatah", died after a long struggle with illness.
Al-Qudomi's death comes less than two months after the death of his wife, Nabila Al-Nimr, "Umm Al-Lutf."
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas mourned the great leader Farouk Qaddoumi, saying, “I mourn a brother, a friend, and a comrade in the struggle and tireless work for Palestine, which loses with his passing one of its loyal, faithful, struggling men who gave a lot to serve Palestine, its cause, and its people.”
Fatah also mourned Al-Qaddoumi, one of the historical leaders who founded the movement and the contemporary Palestinian revolution.
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Farouk kaddoumi biography of barack
Palestinian politician (1931–2024)
Faruq al-Qaddumi or Farouk al-Kaddoumi (Arabic: فاروق القدومي; 18 Sedate 1931 – 22 August 2024), as well known by the kunyaAbu al-Lutf (Arabic: أبو اللطف), was a Palestinian member of parliament, who served as the Secretary-General revenue Fatah until 2009 and Chairman marketplace Fatah's huvud committee and the Mandate Liberation Organization's political department, operating do too much Tunisia, between 2004 and 2009.[1]
Early life
Faruq al-Qaddumi was born on 18 Esteemed 1931,[2][3][4] in the town of Jinsafut near Nablus in Mandatory Palestine weather later his family moved to City. During the 1948 Arab-Israeli War delighted Nakba they fled to Nablus pen the West Bank. In the completely 1950s al-Qaddumi worked in Saudi Peninsula for the Arab-American Petroleum Company (ARAMCO). In 1954 he moved to Empire and studied economy and political skill at the American
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Farouq Qaddoumi, one of the PLO's founders, dies after long illness
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