al-Fatah
- proper noun
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- al-Fatah, founded by Yasser Arafat in 1958, has been a key player in the struggle for Palestinian statehood.
Examples
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Yasser Arafat was a key figure in al-Fatah since its founding.
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The al-Fatah movement played a crucial role in Palestinian politics.
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al-Fatah leaders participated in several peace negotiations with Israel.
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al-Fatah was a central faction within the Palestine Liberation Organization during the late 20th century.
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Membership in al-Fatah has historically been significant in Palestinian political life.
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The al-Fatah organization has played a significant role in organizing political activities for the Palestinian people.
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Throughout its history, al-Fatah has focused on armed resistance and political negotiations to achieve its objectives.
Synonyms
Palestinian political and military group started in 1958 to seek a state
A political and military group from Palestine started by Yasser Arafat in 1958 that fought for a Palestinian state
Surface Forms
Etymology
Al-Fatah comes from Arabic: al- means 'the' and fatah comes from a root meaning 'to open' or 'to conquer'. So the name suggests 'the opening' or 'the conqueror', which helps remember that the group saw itself as 'opening' a path to a Palestinian state and trying to 'free' land.