On this day, May 8, many events from the Palestinian past remain vivid in their thoughts, including both those connected to the atrocities committed by the occupation and those connected to the successes of the resistance.
The following are the most significant activities that occurred on May 8th.
Hajj Muhammad Amin al-Husayni was chosen as the Mufti of Jerusalem in 1921.
At a national committee conference held in Jerusalem in 1936, participants voted not to pay taxes and stated that the aim of the Palestinian struggle is “the independence of Palestine within the framework of Arab unity.”
During Operation Maccabi in 1948, the Harel Brigade and the Givati Brigade of the Zionist terrorist group Haganah occupy communities along the Ramla-Latrun road.
The Black September Organization-affiliated group led by William Nassar in 1987 took control of a Boeing 707 that belonged to the Belgian business Sabina. With 100 passengers and airmen on board, it was traveling from Brussels to occupied Tel Aviv and then on to Lod Airport in occupied Palestine.
A hand grenade attack by the Mujahideen of the Islamic Jihad Movement on an Israeli military patrol near Al-Bahr Street, west of Khan Yunis, resulted in the injuries of several occupation soldiers in 1989.
On the way to the occupied “Morag” in 1994, Al-Qassam militants attacked a Zionist truck, and the occupation acknowledged that one of the rapists was hurt in the operation.
On the way to the occupied “Morag” in 1994, Al-Qassam militants attacked a Zionist truck, and the occupation acknowledged that one of the rapists was hurt in the operation.
East of Al-Maghazi, in the center of the Gaza Strip, the Al-Quds Brigades detonated an explosive device in 2008 to target a Zionist military outpost.
