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Fatah Revolutionary Council

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Revolutionary Council of Fatah

المجلس الثوري لحركة فتح

al-Majlis al-thawrī li-Ḥarakat Fatḥ
2016 Revolutionary Council
Type
HousesUpper body
Central Committee of Fatah
Advisory body
Advisory Council of Fatah
Lower body
Revolutionary Council of Fatah
Seats80
Elections
Last election
2016
Next election
TBD

The Fatah Revolutionary Council (FRC) is Fatah’s internal parliamentary body and its second most prominent institution after the Central Committee of Fatah. It consists of approximately 80 members elected from a pool of approximately 1400 party members including civil and military personalities during the Fatah General Congress, from whom another 21 members are also elected for Fatah’s Central Committee. Candidates may only be nominated if they're over the age of 33, and have been full party members for 15 years uninterrupted.[1][dead link]

Sessions

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According to the internal regulations of the Fatah movement, the Revolutionary Council must meet periodically every three months, where: a) the Secretary-General invites the members to the meeting or,
b) written letter is written by two-thirds of the members to call for a session or,
c) in the event of a request by the Central Committee[2]

Responsibilities

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The Fatah Revolutionary Council is tasked with a variety of responsibilities, the most notable of which are to supervise the work of the Central Committee and to approve internal policies and their interpretation. It also replaces vacancies on the Central Committee in the event of death, withdrawal, or expulsion.[3] It also takes on the responsibility of dismissing or freezing members' memberships, whether in the Central Committee or any of the movement's apparatuses. The Revolutionary Council also works to implement Fatah's General Conference decisions, monitor the work of the Central Committee and the movement's conditions in the regions, and oversee the Fatah movement's military affairs, in addition to discussing the Central Committee's decisions and activities. It also interprets the texts of Fatah's internal regulations in accordance with the movement's regulations, elects the head of the movement's court and the members of its committees, and discusses the reports of the General Conference and Revolutionary Council committees.[4]

Fatah's seventh Congress, held in Ramallah in December 2016, elected a new FRC and FCC. This was widely interpreted as Mahmoud Abbas' attempt to tighten his grip on the party by expelling his opponent Mohammed Dahlan and marginalising the popular Fatah figure Marwan Barghouti.


Membership

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No. 2016 Seventh Congress[5] 2009 Sixth Congress[6][7] 1988 Fifth Congress
1 Fadwa Barghouti Amna Kamel Gabriel Suleiman (Amna Gabriel) Ahmed Ghoneim
2 Fatahi Aradat Samir Hussein Ali Al-Rifai Ahmed Fawzy Khaled Al-Deek
3 Amna Suleiman Abeer Mohammed Salim Al-Wahidi (Abeer Al-Wahidi) Amin Maqbool
4 Hatem Abdul-Qader Dalal Abdul-Hafiz Mahmoud Salama Burhan Nihad Al-Haj Ibrahim Jarar
5 Ashraf Dabour Amin Ramzi Darwish Maqbool (Amin Maqbool) Bakr Abdel Moneim
6 Husam Zumlut Sabry Mamdouh Saidam (Sabry Saidam) Jamila Ahmed Khamis Saidam
7 Jamal Aburrub Hatem Mohammed Abdul-Qader Eid (Hatem Abdul-Qader) Rafiq Al-Natsheh
8 Majed Fetyani In the name of Abdullah Yousef Al-Agha (Bassam Al-Agha) Sami Muslim
9 Jamal Huwail Jamal Abdul Latif Saleh Al-Shoubaki (Jamal Al-Shoubaki) Saleem Al-Zarii
10 Akram Rjoub Fathi Abu Al-Ardat Salah Al-Taamari
11 Younes Amr Fadwa Al-Barghouti (Umm Al-Qassam) Abdul Aziz Shaheen
12 Hanna Haylana Bahaa Misbah Yousef Baalousha Azzam Al-Ahmad
13 Saeb Nazif Younes Murshid Younes Amr Fayez Aref Ahmed Zidane
14 Hasan Faraj Osama Abdul Sattar Musa Al-Fara (Dr. Osama Al-Fara) Fakhri Shaqoura
15 Salam Zereie Abdullah Abdullah Marwan Al-Barghouti
16 Bahaa Baalousha Fahmi Al-Zaarir Nahed Al-Rayes
17 Rabeeh Khundaqji Ibrahim Shaker Mahmoud Khreisha Najla Yassin
18 Refaat Shanaa Jamal Muhammad Hussein Nazzal (Jamal Nazzal) Hikmat Hashem Lotfi Zaid
19 Moayyad Sha’ban Barakat Al-Farra
20 Ahmad Assaf Jamal Shati (Abu Khaled)
21 Iyad Aqraa Ali Jamil Mustafa Mahna (Bar Association)
22 Isam Abu Baker Afif Emil Hanna Safiyeh (Afif Safiyeh)
23 Fayez Abu Eita Bilal Abdul Rahim Asaad Azrael (Azrael)
24 Bassam Zakarneh Nayef Sweitat
25 Khawla Azraq Saeb Ali Rafiq Nazif (Abu Ali)
26 Faed Mustafa Ziad Muhammad Ahmad Abu Ain (Ziad Abu Ain)
27 Mohammad Horani Ziad Ahmed Jabr Al-Rajoub (Abu Al-Moatasem)
28 Talal Dweikat Bassam Fouad Saleh Zakarneh (Bassam Zakarneh)
29 Uri Deves Sarhan Dweikat
30 Salwa Hudaib Bakr Mahmoud Ali Abu Bakr
31 Ibrahim Masri Uri Yousef Haim Davis
32 Jamal Ahmad Adly Shaaban Hassan Sadek
33 Jihad Masimi Musa Abu Zaid
34 Abdel-Elah Atira Kamal Al-Sheikh
35 Mahmoud Damra Nazmi Arsan Khaled Hazouri
36 Rafiq Hussaini Ismail Abu Shamala (Abu Nidal)
37 Majed Helo Jamal Ishaq Saeed Abu Al-Layl (Jamal Abu Al-Layl)
38 Afif Safia Zuhair Ibrahim Mahmoud Al-Wazir
39 Kefah Abdul-Qader Abdul Fattah Muhammad Ibrahim Hamayel
40 Adnan Gheith Hafez Omar Mansour Al-Barghouthi
41 Ahmad Kmail Fathi Al-Bahriya (Muhammad Al-Razem)
42 Saleh Ahmad Jamal Mahmoud Muhammad Al-Darghma
43 Razan Hindia Salwa Kaid Musa Hadib
44 Ra’ed Radwan Amal Tawfiq Abdul Hadi Hamad
45 Feras Jaris Muhammad Taha Hassan Abu Aliya (Abu Taha)
46 Jamal Nazzal Raji Al-Najmi
47 Zakaria Zubeidi Hassan Abdullah Saleh Ishtiwi (Abu Al-Ezz)
48 Mai Keileh Luay Ali Nafeh Abdo
49 Abdul-Munem Hamdan Hazem Abu Shanab
50 Jawad Awwad Jihad Awad Allah Muhammad Abu Zneid
51 Raed Nemer Haitham Rashid Mahmoud Al-Halabi
52 Jamal Jaradat Bilal Hashem Sadiq Al-Natsheh
53 Richard Zananizi Omar Othman Muhammad Al-Haroub (Abu Harb)
54 Fakhri Bargouti Khaled Muhammad Ibrahim Abu Asba (Khaled Abu Asba)
55 Wafaa Hab-errih Dhiyab Ayoush
56 Arij Masoud Taha Muhammad Mahmoud Abdel Qader (Khaled Aref)
57 Qadri Abu Baker Jamal Muhammad Mahmoud Abu Al-Rab (Hitler)
58 Bassam Walweel Suleiman Muhammad Suleiman Halas
59 Faisal Abu Sharkh Sister Haitham Arar
60 Tayseer Nasrallah Faisal Abu Shahla
61 Zuhair al-Wazeer Hazem Nasri Awda Qamsieh
62 Osama Qawasmeh Ibrahim Shahada Ibrahim Al-Masry (Abu Samer Al-Masry)
63 Abdullah Abu Zaid Haitham Khaled Al-Hassan
64 Nayef Sweitat Ashraf Atef Qasim Dabour
65 Tayseer Farhat Hassan Abu Labdeh
66 Iyad Safi Siham Thabet Yousef Thabet (Siham Thabet Thabet)
67 Bassam al-Agha Tawfiq Muhammad Mabrouk Abu Khousa
68 Omar Hroub Samir Salim Ahmad Abu Ghazala (Hajj Talal)
69 Saleh Mahmoud Justice Al-Atira
70 Tayseer Salem Mahmoud Bakr Muhammad Hijazi
71 Mohammad Nammoura Abdul Hakim Amer Melhem Awad (Abdul Hakim Awad)
72 Bayan Tabib Dimitri Diliani
73 Ahmad Soboh Hanan Nakhl Elias Masih
74 Kefah Odeh Bassam Walweel
75 Kholoud Mughrabi Mazen Ghanem
76 Mohammad Lahham Hassan Arif Abdullah Al-Khatib (Hassan Al-Khatib)
77 Iyad Nasser Sufyan Othman Abu Zaida
78 Osama Najjar Alaa Hosni (Rabaia)
79 Hafez Barghouti Abdul Hamid Salem Hamad Al-Masry
80 Mahmoud Wawi Shami Youssef Muhammad Shami (Shami Al-Shami)
81 Naeem Abu Al-Hummus

References

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  1. ^ "تعرف على اللجنة المركزية والمجلس الثوري لحركة فتح؟" [Learn about the Central Committee and the Revolutionary Council of Fatah?]. www.shasha.ps. 29 November 2016. Archived from the original on 23 March 2017. Retrieved 8 August 2024. {{cite news}}: Check |url= value (help)
  2. ^ "Fatah Revolutionary Council continues meetings in Ramallah". English WAFA News Agency. 13 October 2018. Retrieved 8 August 2024.
  3. ^ "اجتماعات وبيانات المجلس الثوري لحركة "فتح" لعام 2009" [Meetings and statements of the Revolutionary Council of the Fatah Movement for the year 2009]. WAFA News Agency. 5 January 2009. Retrieved 8 August 2024.
  4. ^ "المجلس الثوري لفتح ... صلاحياته ومهامه وآلية الانتخاب" [Fatah Revolutionary Council...its powers, tasks and election mechanism]. Al Watan Voice. 4 December 2016. Archived from the original on 23 March 2017. Retrieved 8 August 2024.
  5. ^ "Fatah Congress elects Central Committee and Revolutionary Council members". English WAFA News Agency. 5 December 2016. Retrieved 8 August 2024.
  6. ^ "نتائج انتخابات اعضاء المجلس الثوري لحركة فتح مع عدد الاصوات التي حصل عليها كل مرشح" [Results of the elections for the members of the Revolutionary Council of the Fatah Movement, with the number of votes obtained by each candidate]. Al Watan Voice. 18 August 2009. Retrieved 8 August 2024.
  7. ^ "النتائج النهائية والرسمية لانتخابات المجلس الثوري لحركة فتح" [Official final results of Fatah Revolutionary Council elections]. Arab 48. 16 August 2009. Retrieved 8 August 2024.

Sources

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  • Stern, Moran (2 January 2022). "Factionalisation from Below: The Case of Palestinian Fatah". Civil Wars. 24 (1): 27–72. doi:10.1080/13698249.2022.2015194. ISSN 1369-8249.
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