Hebron:The Central Hebron region of the Fatah Liberation Movement commemorated the twenty-second anniversary of Yasser Arafat's martyrdom with a national and movement festival. The event was attended by national, official, and prominent figures, alongside Fatah movement leaders and cadres, as well as members of the Palestinian community.
According to Maan News Agency, Fatah Central Committee member Major General Majid Faraj highlighted the historical and national significance of the late President Yasser Arafat. He described Arafat as an exceptional leader linked to the modern Palestinian revolution and national movement, who advanced the Palestinian cause on international platforms. Faraj emphasized that honoring Arafat's legacy involves continuing the national struggle, maintaining core principles, and strengthening Fatah unity until the Palestinian people achieve their legitimate rights.
Hebron Governor Khaled Dudin stated that Arafat represents a pivotal moment in Palestinian history, with his legacy enduring in national memory as a defender of his people's rights. Dudin stressed the importance of drawing from Arafat's legacy to bolster resilience, unity, and national cohesion in facing current challenges.
Amjad al-Qasrawi, Secretary of the Fatah Movement in Central Hebron, reiterated that commemorating Arafat's martyrdom renews the commitment to a leader who became a symbol of Palestinian identity. He affirmed that Fatah will remain loyal to Arafat's legacy, adhere to its principles, and continue to pursue national aspirations for freedom and independence.
Hebron Mayor Yousef al-Jabari recalled Arafat's role in consolidating Palestinian national identity, underscoring that honoring his sacrifices involves continuing national efforts, serving the Palestinian people, and enhancing their resilience. He emphasized the importance of unity and collaboration among national and official institutions to serve Hebron and preserve Arafat's legacy.