Palestinians in Lebanon and the "Political Ghassan Kanafani": An Interview with Marwan Abd el-'Al, PFLP.

This article is an interview with Marwan Abd el-'Al, a leading member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), conducted in Beirut's Mar Elias refugee camp. The interview covers various topics, including the inception of the PFLP and its early years in Lebanon, the consequences of the wartime period in Lebanon for Palestinians, the priorities and goals of the PFLP in today's Lebanese context, the PFLP's position on the revolutionary movement in Lebanon in 2019, and the rising popularity of Ghassan Kanafani's work. The interview provides insights into the political and social situation faced by Palestinians in Lebanon and the role of the PFLP in advocating for their rights. Another part of the text focuses on Ghassan Kanafani, a Palestinian writer and political figure. The author discusses Kanafani's literature and its reflection of the Palestinian people's experiences and struggles. They also explore Kanafani's involvement in the PFLP and his contributions to the organization's political and organizational strategies. The author emphasizes Kanafani's dedication to the Palestinian cause and his belief in the role of culture in supporting resistance. They also address the controversy surrounding Kanafani's political affiliation and his assassination by Israel. Overall, the text provides insights into Kanafani's political and literary legacy. [Extracted from the article]