He had a blood feud with Israel: Israel's aggression forced the Abbas family to flee to Syria, and his mother died on the way to escape;
He is the leader of Palestine: after Arafat, he raised the banner of resistance to Israel and boiled from a blue hair to a full head of gray hair.
He is the Palestinian president known as the "King of Palestine", Mahmoud Abbas, a doctor of history trained at Moscow University in the Soviet Union, who has been in the geopolitical field of the Middle East for nearly 30 years since he took the helm of the Palestine Liberation Organization in 1995.
This ruthless character, who has never been afraid of death threats from the Israeli Mossad, dares to directly shout out to the Jews:
"Arafat will eventually be buried in Jerusalem. He was born there, which is the homeland of our Palestinians. ”
Since the Jewish occupation of Palestinian land, the smoke of history and the smoke of war have been floating on the land of Palestine for decades.
Israel is the undisputed aggressor, and Abbas, who Israel wants to kill quickly, is the national backbone of the Palestinians.
For such fierce people who shed their heads and blood for their own nation, the Boyan Society has always been unstinting in praising words, and taking advantage of Abbas's future visit to China, we will talk about this Palestinian backbone Abbas today.
I. The "double cannon" of the fire of Israeli aggression
Abbas was born in 1935 in Safad in northern Palestine, which at the time included cities such as Jerusalem, which were Palestinian land.
It was a time of peace, no war, no famine, no aggression, no Jews.
But an invisible geopolitical shadow took a fancy to Palestine — the notorious ultra-Zionists who committed the atrocities they committed against Palestine.
In 1948, Israel's war hammer invaded Palestine, a peaceful place in the Middle East, and fell into a tragic song of blood and fire.
Abbas, who was only 13 years old, followed his parents and fled to Syria, where he has been alone ever since.
In Syria, Abbas is determined to study for the revival of Palestine. He studied hard and enrolled in Damascus University, where he studied for a bachelor's degree in law, and later went to Egypt, the center of the Arab world at the time, to continue his studies in law.
At that time, the world was divided into two ideologies, the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union, the confrontation between the two camps, because Israel was the hardcore brother of the United States, the Soviet Union had a lot of support for Palestine, giving Palestinians the opportunity to study at Moscow University.
Among these Palestinians studying at Moscow University was Abbas, who went to Moscow University in the late 50s to study for a doctorate in history.
It was also in Moscow that he saw the great energy of collectivism and was baptized by the revolutionary culture of the Soviet Union, and when he left Moscow after graduating with a doctorate, he made up his mind to embark on a road to the liberation of Palestine.
II. The "thorn in the side" of Zionist fanatics
In 1959, Arafat created the mainstream "Fatah" of the Palestine Liberation Organization, which shocked Abbas.
He left everything behind and went after Arafat into exile in Jordan, Lebanon and Tunisia.
Objectively speaking, the Fatah of the early sixties was the only hope for the Palestinians, a group of noble idealists with a firm will to resist.
If Abbas does not join Fatah, he will concentrate on scholarship, in Moscow or Cairo, in the books, but when he steps into Fatah, he is doomed, and he will become a sword to Israel.
In 1980, Abbas became Arafat's head minister, in charge of security, and in the early 90s, he accompanied Arafat to the White House to preside over the Palestinian-Israeli Oslo negotiations.
It was in that negotiation that Palestine and Israel signed the "Oslo Accords" and pulled teeth out of the mouth of the tiger in the United States.
In May 1994, Palestine imposed limited self-government, and Abbas, who had been adrift for decades, finally returned to his hometown.
The following year, he was elected general secretary of the PLO Executive Committee, and in 2003, he was appointed by his mentor Arafat as the first prime minister of the Palestinian autonomous government.
The young man who was determined to serve the country has become an iron warrior who shows his sword to Israel, but this tough battle with the Jews is more difficult than imagined.
Third, the "iron man" of the Middle East
In November 2004, a generation of heroes Arafat closed his eyes forever.
Abbas took over Arafat's mantle and was elected the second chairman of the Palestinian National Authority.
Over the next four years, Abbas spent four years in geopolitics, balancing the left and right, and finally in 2008, he consolidated Palestinian internal power, reshaped the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), and was elected president of the Palestinian state.
Palestine, once again standing proudly, was once again stared at by the eyes of Jewish power.
Abbas, who graduated with a doctorate in history, understands the laws of history, and he understands very well that it is impossible to recapture the homeland by force, and standing behind Israel is the United States, the world's number one military hegemony. Morality is the best weapon.
From 2008 to the present, Abbas has used public opinion as a battlefield, speaking out for the truth, condemning Israel's expansion of Jewish settlements, the continued Judaization of Jerusalem, and its geopolitical conspiracy to undermine peace through violence.
It was also at this stage that people gradually woke up from the image of the Jewish "victims" packaged by Jewish capital and began to realize the horror of the Jewish people and the crimes they committed against the Palestinians.
Israel, trampled under the feet of morality, the PLO, once smeared, became the light of justice.
Although Israel is still bullying and putting Palestinian-Israeli relations in a cycle of violence, in the view of the Boyan Society, the name is not justified, the morality does not exist, and violence will not last long.
If Israel continues to pursue Jewish supremacy and provoke the world, then Abbas's blood feud may one day be revenge.