Topics for the Eighth Palestinian National Council, Cairo, 1971

Issued by the Popular Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine in Arabic, this archival item shows topics offered to the Eighth Palestinian National Council in Cairo in 1971, which dealt with the international developments taking place after the 1967 war and directed towards the liquidation of the Palestinian cause, in addition to Resolution 242, the Jordanian reaction and its subordination to American imperialism and its attempts to eliminate the Palestinian resistance in the events of Black September. The document addresses the lessons of Black September, including the unification of the struggle against Zionism, imperialism and Arab reaction. At the end of the document, several tasks are identified, the most important of which are: - Rejection of the political liquidation of the Palestinian cause. - Following up the armed struggle against the imperialist Zionist enemy. - Building the Jordanian-Palestinian National Front to repel the Jordanian reactionary attacks, protect the revolution, and work to implement the decisions of the Seventh National Council, exceptional.