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image located by William Garrison, 22 April 2021
In a report in The Nigerian Citizen, reference is made to a PLO flag:
Flag image source:
https://thecitizenng.com/japan-pledges-to-recognize-palestine-official/
Caption: Nabil Shaat, a senior adviser to Palestinian Authority President
Mahmoud Abbas, sits before the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) flag;
c. April 2021.
William Garrison, 22 April 2021
image located by William Garrison, 22 April 2021
image located by William Garrison, 13 January 2022
Source:
https://www.israelhayom.com/
A large Palestine Liberation Organization
(PLO) flag briefly covered a portion of the walls surrounding Jerusalem's Old
City on 1 Jan 2020, prompting an outcry over the Palestinians' attempt to
undermine Israel's sovereignty in the capital. The flag also included images of
the late PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat and Palestinian Authority (PA) President
Mahmoud Abbas. (While this flag was touted as that of the PLO, the central logo
image appears to that of Fatah -- which supports Abbas.)
William Garrison,
13 January 2022
image located by William Garrison, 14 November 2023
A "Shabab al-Wahda" or "Young Women Unity" Palestine flag with two stars and
perhaps two-line slogans reading "Shabab al-Wahda" ("Young Women Unity") [or or
roughly: "teenage girls"] and "al-Taghir" ("change"), allegedly used by the PLO
in Eastern Jerusalem at the "Khalil Sakakini" public middle-school for Arab
girls -- which is located near Herod's Gate on the north face of the Old City
walls (which might explain why this flag was photographed atop a
wire-mesh-topped wall); c. May 2014.
Source:
https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/180442
William Garrison, 14
November 2023