Canadian PFLP senior official Khaled Barakat began his speech at Al-Quds Day rally in Toronto in chanting: “Long live Palestine. Long live the Intifada”
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Khaled Barakat calls on government to remove PFLP, Hezbollah from terrorist list
Canadian PFLP senior official Khaled Barakat says Palestinian identity is based on armed struggle, and that armed struggle and missiles are the only way to achieve Palestinian rights.
Samidoun song: “I’m attacking the enemy [Israelis] and want to burn them with fire”
A song written by Khaled Barakat reads: “I’m attacking the enemy and want to burn them with fire… Carry out a guerrilla [suicide] attack in the occupied land”
Khaled Barakat supports “Palestinian armed resistance” alongside BDS
Canadian PFLP senior official Khaled Barakat says: “Association with the Palestinian armed resistance and its political parties is not a cause for shame or a justification for repression”
Canadian PFLP operative praises terrorist attack in Jerusalem
Canadian PFLP operative Khaled Barakat praises the deadly attack in Jerusalem by three Palestinian terrorist equipped with guns, knives and explosive charges
Canadian PFLP operative calls to “support the Palestinian resistance in Gaza by all means”
Khaled Barakat, a Canadian national based in Berlin, is a member of the political bureau of the Palestinian Front for the Liberalization of Palestine (PFLP), that in 2003 was designated by Canada as a terrorist…
No One is Illegal-Vancouver supports “the right to Palestinian armed resistance”
No One is Illegal-Vancouver, founded by PFLP’s Khaled Barakat, supports Palestinian right to “armed resistance”
Canadian BDS activist and PFLP operative: “I swear to Allah, we will erase it [Israel]”
Khaled Barakat, Canadian BDS activist and PFLP senior operative, vows to “erase” the State of Israel from the map
PFLP senior operative was “an active leader in social movements across Canada”
No One Is Illegal states Khaled Barakat was a member of No One Is Illegal and and an active leader in social movements in Vancouver and across Canada