Black September Hijack Operation

This dated record documents “Wasfi al-Tal, Jordan's Prime Minister, Is Assassinated by Black September Members in Cairo.”

The measure reiterates the latest General Assembly resolution relative to UNRWA and "deplores" Israel's operations in the Gaza Strip, "in which shelters in refugee camps were demolished and about...

The measure unanimously "demands that Israel immediately desist and refrain from any ground and air military action against Lebanon and forthwith withdraw all its military forces from Lebanese...

George Habash, general secretary of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, states in a press conference in Beirut that the organization's central committee decided in its 5 November 1970...

The proposed Kingdom would be constituted of two "provinces": Palestine (with Jerusalem as its capital) and Jordan (with Amman as both its capital and the capital of the Kingdom).

Three Japanese Red Army members, working with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, attacked Lod airport and killed 27 people.

The UN Security Council adopted Resolution 316. Its stated subject was: Condemning the Repeated Attacks of Israeli Forces on Lebanon.

Palestinian writer and PFLP spokesperson Ghassan Kanafani and his niece were killed by a car bomb planted by Israeli agents in Beirut.

A parcel bomb injured Anis Sayigh, director of the PLO Research Center, in Beirut.

A parcel bomb injured Bassam Abu Sharif, who had succeeded Ghassan Kanafani in a PFLP information role.