malcomex was one of the first many engaged in the civil rights movement of the 60s, like the black panther party that went to meet with and recognize the palestinian liberation organization after its creation in 196. 64, marking one of the first attempts to centralize resistance and gorilla efforts against the israeli occupation. almost always, it was those considered within the more radical fringes of the black liberation movement who drew a direct parallel between the quest for african-american freedom and global anti-colonial movements, especially within the arab world, in order to build transnational solidarity and a holistic understanding of liberation. malcolmx's vision in particular set a new standard for acceptable resistance outside the framework of non-violence, which deemed any armed struggle as illegitimate purely because of its methods. even today, there are those who claim to seek self-determination for the palestinian people, whilst openly denying the right to grassroots resistance like mahmoud abbas, the current leader of the palestinian authority. since it's in statement u

malcomex was one of the first many engaged in the civil rights movement of the 60s, like the black panther party, that went to meet with and recognize the... palestinian liberation organization after its creation in 1964, marking one of the first attempts to centralize resistance and gorilla efforts against the israeli occupation. almost always it was those considered within the more radical fringes of the black liberation movement who drew a direct parallel between the quest for african-american freedom and global anti-colonial movements, especially within the arab world, in order to build trans national solidarity and a holistic understanding of liberation. malcolm x's vision in particular, set a new standard for acceptable resistance outside the framework of non-violence, which deemed any armed struggle as illegitimate, purely because of its methods. even today, there are those who claim to seek self-determination for the palestinian people whilst openly denying the right to grassroots resistance like mahmoud abbas, the current leader of the palesty. authority, since it's in statement u

in 1964, malcomex's trip to north africa and the middle east brought him to palestine, to the heart of the arab liberation struggle. spending few days in gaza, hosted by government officials and palestinian poet harun hashim rashid, he visited local institutions, hospitals and the khan yunis refugee camp where he bore witnessed. the everyday struggles of life under occupation, soon after he would pen his letter published in the egyptian gazette titled zyinus logic, which confirmed the deeply transformative impact this trip had on his ideology and world view, here he outlined the key issues with the zinanis movement, which still stand today, including the problems with its religious claim to the land and its colonial roots, by describing the movement as new, well disguised extension of european imperialism. he encouraged african nations to wake up to the realities of this new form of colonialism and to stand firm in support of the palestinian struggle. historically, the black and palestinian liberation movements have always been deeply intertweed. malcolm x was one of the first many eng

ignited ever growing support for the palestinian resistance movement, which is an embodiment of malcomex's revolutionary vision, that is to attain freedom by any means necessary. with its rise, macamex's world view has once again been brought to life, cementing the importance of armed resistance. now, dr. also if i can come back to you uh, i guess you know role we've seen the role that faith has played in the life of malcolm in reforming him as a personality in prison of course, but what role does it play in liberation movements like that we've seen going on right now in gaza where the palestinian people are really leaning into their faith in order to overcome and beast dead fast during this time of great tribulation. it's very sad that... even now, in the year 2024, there are good people fighting for justice, for liberation, who still import revolutionary ideas from outside of their culture, mostly they would become eurocentric in their outlook, and they believe in a system of values that is foreign to the very society and the very people, they are claiming, they claim they are helping to