To Die for Palestine – Ep 2

Al JazeeraEN 1 min read 100% complete February 12, 2026 at 08:08 AM

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"To Die for Palestine – Ep 2," an Al Jazeera World report published on February 12, 2026, profiles two men who dedicated their lives to the Palestinian cause. Bashir Jibril, a Chadian chemist born in Jerusalem, joined the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) after the 1967 war, participating in military training and airliner hijackings before his assassination in Athens in 1978. Faris Glubb, the British-born son of a former commander of the Arab Legion, joined Fatah and later the PFLP and PLF, advocating for the use of paragliders in military operations. Glubb, a journalist who documented connections between Zionism and Nazism, died in a car accident in Kuwait in 2004. Both men, driven by their commitment to Palestine, ultimately paid the ultimate price for their activism.

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Kuwait 30% Athens 30% Arab Legion 40% Fatah 50% Glubb Pasha 50% Palestine Liberation Front (PLF) ×260% Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) ×270% Jerusalem ×370% Bashir Jibril 80% Faris Glubb 80%

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palestine 100% palestinian resistance 90% popular front for the liberation of palestine 80% activism 70% palestine liberation front 60% liberation 60% arab-israeli war 50% nazism 40% fatah 40% zionism 40%

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