Fatah-RC
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- Many newspapers reported on the split between the PLO and Fatah-RC in 1974.
Examples
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The Fatah-RC was responsible for orchestrating several high-profile incidents in Europe during the 1980s.
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International authorities increased their vigilance after learning of Fatah-RC's activities across multiple countries.
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The Fatah-RC was involved in several high-profile attacks.
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Many consider the Fatah-RC a significant threat.
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International authorities increased their vigilance after learning of Fatah-RC's activities across multiple countries.
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Many newspapers reported on the split between the PLO and Fatah-RC in 1974.
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The Fatah-RC was responsible for orchestrating several high-profile incidents in Europe during the 1980s.
Synonyms
A Palestinian armed group that split from the PLO in 1974 and carried out attacks in several countries
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fatah-RC begins with Fatah, from an Arabic root meaning 'to open' or 'conquer', and the RC part is an English abbreviation often meaning 'Revolutionary Council'. So the name reads as Fatah plus a group label, which helps explain why it was used for a separate militant branch that split from the PLO.