Release from Administrative Detention
Husseini is released after six months of administrative detention and resumes public advocacy for Palestinian political rights and negotiations.
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Husseini is released after six months of administrative detention and resumes public advocacy for Palestinian political rights and negotiations.
Hamas militants abduct Israeli soldier Avi Sasportas, prompting an intensified Israeli security investigation into the movement's developing armed networks.
The PLO Central Council elects Arafat President of the proclaimed State of Palestine, adding a state title to his existing leadership roles.
Is arrested by Israeli authorities as Hamas expands during the First Intifada.
Supports PLO diplomatic work as pressure builds for a negotiated process.
Ghanim attacks a Tel Aviv to Jerusalem bus, causing a deadly crash that marks a serious escalation in violence during the uprising.
Andoni becomes a prominent advocate of Beit Sahour's organized refusal to pay Israeli taxes as a form of nonviolent resistance.
Husseini publicly supports Beit Sahour's tax resistance and presents the campaign as an example of organized nonviolent opposition to occupation.
Azzam is assassinated, the MAK split, with a significant number joining bin Ladens organisation
Yassin is arrested by the Israelis and sentenced to life imprisonment
Azzam is assassinated, the MAK split, with a significant number joining bin Ladens organisation
Azzam is assassinated, the MAK split, with a significant number joining bin Ladens organisation
Yassin is arrested by the Israelis and sentenced to life imprisonment
Yassin is arrested by Israeli authorities as Hamas grows during the First Intifada
Azzam is assassinated, the MAK split, with a significant number joining bin Ladens organisation
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