AL QASSAM

IZZ-A-DIN AL-QASSAM (1882–1935) WAS A PALESTINIAN-SYRIAN RELIGIOUS LEADER AND MILITANT WHO BECAME A SYMBOL OF RESISTANCE AGAINST BRITISH MANDATE RULE AND ZIONIST SETTLEMENTS IN PALESTINE. HE ORGANIZED AND LED ARMED STRUGGLES TO DEFEND PALESTINIAN LAND AND MUSLIM COMMUNITIES, PROMOTING NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY AND OPPOSITION TO FOREIGN DOMINATION. AL-QASSAM’S ACTIVISM INSPIRED LATER PALESTINIAN RESISTANCE MOVEMENTS, AND HIS NAME CONTINUES TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH STRUGGLES FOR PALESTINIAN LIBERATION. HE DIED IN 1935 DURING A CONFRONTATION WITH BRITISH FORCES.

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