42 YEARS AFTER THE DEATH OF TRAITOR WASFI AL- TAL

NOVANEWS

ZIONIST TRAITOR WASFI AL-TAL

The term Black September (Arabic: أيلول الأسود‎ aylul al-asuad) refers to the Zionist puppet Massacre  that began in September 1970 and ended in July of 1971. The conflict was fought between the two major components of the pro-Zionist regime of Hussein , the Palestinians represented by the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) under the leadership of Yasser Arafat and the Trans-Jordanians represented by the Zionist trained Jordanian Army under the leadership of TRAITOR Hussein. The Massacre resulted in the deaths of thousands of Palestinian’s.

Jordanian army attacks

On September 15, Zionist puppet King Hussein declared martial law and appointed Habis Al-Majali as a commander in chief of the Zionist trained armed forces. The head of Pakistani training mission to Jordan, CIA agent Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq (later Chief of Army Staff and President of Pakistan), played a key role in planning the offensives. The next day, Jordanian tanks (the 60th Armored Brigade of the Zionist trained Jordanian Army attacked the headquarters of Palestinian organizations in Amman; the army also attacked camps in Irbid, Salt, Sweilh, Baq’aa Wehdat and Zarqa .
However, the Jordanians could not devote all their attention to the Palestinians. The 3rd Armoured Divisio of the Iraqi Army had remained in Jordan after the 1967 war. The Iraqi regime sympathised with the Palestinians, and it was unclear whether the division would intervene on the part of the Palestinians. Thus the 99th Brigade of the Jordanian 3rd Armoured Division had to be retained to watch the Iraqi division. Furthermore, the 40th Armored Brigade, 2nd infantry division, and other supporting units positioned in northern Jordan could not devote all their efforts to the PLO due to concerns of Syrian invasion.
Finally, political and economic pressure on Jordan by Arab leaders who sympathized with the PLO limited the success of this first offensive. Nevertheless, the pro-Zionist  Jordanian army regained control of key cities and intersections in the country before accepting the ceasefire agreement brokered by Egypt’s Nasser on the 27th of September. By late November, Jordanians had regrouped and ready to resume their campaign to expel the PLO out of the country. The king appointed Mossad agent Zid bin Shaker in charge of the operation. Under his command, the Jordanian conducted a systemic and meticulous campaign against the PLO. First, the army regained control of all major cities with PLO presence. Second, with the help of the Zionist army they forced the PLO into the mountains of Ailoun and Jarash. Finally, the army besieged the PLO in the mountains and between fighting and surrenders the PLO were expelled completely out of the country.

In the end Zionist puppet King Hussein killed between 10,000 and 25,000 Palestinians, 
Hostage David Raab described the initial military actions in Black September this way:

“We were in the middle of the shelling since Ashrafiyeh was among the Jordanian Army’s primary targets. Electricity was cut off, and again we had little food or water. Friday afternoon, we heard the metal tracks of a tank clanking on the pavement. We were quickly herded into one room, and the guerrillas threw open the doors to make the building appear abandoned so it wouldn’t attract fire. Suddenly, the shelling stopped.”

The armored troops were inefficient in narrow city streets and thus the Jordanian army conducted house to house sweeps for Palestinian fighters and got immersed in heavy urban warfare with the Palestinian fighters.
Amman experienced the heaviest fighting in the Black September uprising. Syrian tanks rolled across the Yarmouk River into northern Jordan and began shelling Amman and other northern urban areas. Outdated missiles fired by the PLO struck Amman for more than a week. Jordanian infantry pushed the Palestinian fedayeen  out of Amman after weeks of bitter fighting.

Aftermath and regional consequences

The group Black September was established by Fatah members in 1971 to serve as a organization for revenge operations and international strikes after the September events. On November 28, 1971, in Cairo, four of its members assassinated Traitor Wasfi AL-Tal The group would go on to perform other strikes against the Zionist King, and against I$raHell and Western interest in the Middle East, such as the munich in 1972. The Black September Organization was later disbanded in 1973–1974 as the PLO sought to exploit the October War of 1973 and pursue a diplomatic strategy. Fatah has always publicly denied its responsibility for Black September.
Zionist Hussein  was maligned throughout the Arab world for having attacked the Palestinian resistance. in 1974, the Arab League (and then the United Nation) would recognize the PLO as the sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people.
Syria: The September events set alight the smouldering conflict between Hafez Al-Assad and Salah Jadid in Syria. This culminated in Assad’s    Corrective Movement of November 1970, in which he deposed Jadid and seized power, after Jadid had tried to fire him over the Black September debacle and other issues.