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Equally as most [[Palestinian]] terrorist groups, al-Saiqa's goal was to destroy Israel and establish an Arab/Islamic/Communist state in its place. | Equally as most [[Palestinian]] terrorist groups, al-Saiqa's goal was to destroy Israel and establish an Arab/Islamic/Communist state in its place. | ||
| − | In 1976, Al-Saiqa was expelled from the PLO. It was used thereafter by the Syrian [[Assad]] regime. It was against the Madrid conference and ''Oslo accords'' between Israel and the PLO.<ref>[https://www.trackingterrorism.org/group/al-saiqa al Sa'iqa | + | In 1976, Al-Saiqa was expelled from the PLO. It was used thereafter by the Syrian [[Assad]] regime. It was against the Madrid conference and ''Oslo accords'' between Israel and the PLO.<ref>[https://www.trackingterrorism.org/group/al-saiqa al Sa'iqa] Terrorist Groups | TRAC</ref> |
Revision as of 17:50, June 10, 2021
Al Saaka, or al Sa'iqa (also transcribed as al-Saiqa, as-Saiqa, Al-Sa'iqa), Lightning, Storm, Thunderbolt, Vanguard for the Popular Liberation War, it was formed c. 1966.
Al-Saiqa was a Marxist Muslim Palestinian terror club founded by Syrian Ba'athists. It served as a pan-Arab, pan-Islamic, Syrian-backed movement within the Palestinian Liberation Organization - the PLO.
Equally as most Palestinian terrorist groups, al-Saiqa's goal was to destroy Israel and establish an Arab/Islamic/Communist state in its place.
In 1976, Al-Saiqa was expelled from the PLO. It was used thereafter by the Syrian Assad regime. It was against the Madrid conference and Oslo accords between Israel and the PLO.[1]
Among its atrocitues: