The Islamic Jihad movement: on the one year anniversary of the martyrdom of its founder, Dr. Fathi al-Shakaki, the movement confirms that his assassination by the Israeli Mossad in Malta in 1995 did not negate his thought and principles, which established the centrality of the Palestinian issue in the conflict with Israel. The movement emphasizes that Israel's crimes, the genocidal war and the expansion of its attacks in Syria and Lebanon reveal the danger of the Israeli project for the region. The movement renews its adherence to the principles established by Shikki, and emphasizes that Palestine will remain the central issue of the Arab and Islamic nations.

The Islamic Jihad movement: on the one year anniversary of the martyrdom of its founder, Dr. Fathi al-Shakaki, the movement confirms that his assassination by the Israeli Mossad in Malta in 1995 did not negate his thought and principles, which established the centrality of the Palestinian issue in the conflict with Israel. The movement emphasizes that Israel's crimes, the genocidal war and the expansion of its attacks in Syria and Lebanon reveal the danger of the Israeli project for the region. The movement renews its adherence to the principles established by Shikki, and emphasizes that Palestine will remain the central issue of the Arab and Islamic nations.