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Its founder, George Habash, already as student, was ''founding a series of radical student organizations that called for unifying the Arabs’ military might to annihilate Israel'' <ref>[https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2008-jan-27-me-habash27-story.html Arab nationalist planned hijackings - Los Angeles Times] By Kim Murphy, Jan. 27, 2008. ''He studied medicine at the American University of Beirut, founding a series of radical student organizations that called for unifying the Arabs’ military might to annihilate Israel''.</ref>.
 
Its founder, George Habash, already as student, was ''founding a series of radical student organizations that called for unifying the Arabs’ military might to annihilate Israel'' <ref>[https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2008-jan-27-me-habash27-story.html Arab nationalist planned hijackings - Los Angeles Times] By Kim Murphy, Jan. 27, 2008. ''He studied medicine at the American University of Beirut, founding a series of radical student organizations that called for unifying the Arabs’ military might to annihilate Israel''.</ref>.
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In a July 1970 interview with LIFE magazine,  
 
In a July 1970 interview with LIFE magazine,  
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In the aftermath of 1970 published admission of (racist) targeting Jews internationally, in 1975, an Arab author M. Hussain has still quoted Habash as the original quote .
 
In the aftermath of 1970 published admission of (racist) targeting Jews internationally, in 1975, an Arab author M. Hussain has still quoted Habash as the original quote .
 
Yet, by 1991, another one, J.R. Nassar has conveniently replaced the word 'Jew' with 'zionist'.<ref>[https://thebulwark.com/the-protocols-of-the-euphemisms-of-zion/ 'The Protocols of the Euphemisms of Zion. What anti-Semites really mean when they complain about “Zionists.” ' Sreven Lubet, July 15, 2019] ...''The discrepancy between the actual quote and Nassar’s version was jarring, especially given some other passages in the interview. Remarking on the PLFP skyjacking of a flight from Rome, for example, Habash said, "The Arabs have a right to use Italy as a base against the Jews."''</ref>
 
Yet, by 1991, another one, J.R. Nassar has conveniently replaced the word 'Jew' with 'zionist'.<ref>[https://thebulwark.com/the-protocols-of-the-euphemisms-of-zion/ 'The Protocols of the Euphemisms of Zion. What anti-Semites really mean when they complain about “Zionists.” ' Sreven Lubet, July 15, 2019] ...''The discrepancy between the actual quote and Nassar’s version was jarring, especially given some other passages in the interview. Remarking on the PLFP skyjacking of a flight from Rome, for example, Habash said, "The Arabs have a right to use Italy as a base against the Jews."''</ref>
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On G. Habash's, PFLP's hard-wired anti-Semitism, B. Cohen writes:
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''...the rescue operation mounted by Israel to free around 100 hostages from an Air France plane that had been hijacked seven days earlier by Palestinian terrorists and diverted to Uganda, then under the boot of the brutal dictator Idi Amin. After a week of sheer hell, during which the German leftist hijackers separated the Jewish from the non-Jewish passenger...''
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''If the Entebbe episode failed to convince outside observers of the PFLP's hard-wired anti-Semitism, then its bombing of the Rue Copernic synagogue in Paris in October 1980 should have set aside any lingering doubts''<ref>[https://www.sun-sentinel.com/florida-jewish-journal/opinion/fl-jjps-cohen-1126-20141124-story.html Overlooked Palestinian terror group returns with a vengeance, Ben Cohen, JNS.org]</ref>
    
== Terrorist attacks ==
 
== Terrorist attacks ==
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