In September 1970 -- later known to Palestinians as Black September -- King Hussein sent troops and armor into Amman, his capital, to suppress the P.L.O.
On 5 September 1972, during the Munich Summer Olympics, eight fighters of the Palestinian group Black September took hostage eleven members of the Israeli Olympic team.
Black September was thereafter involved in a number of acts of terrorism, primarily against Israel.
Black September is the grim reminder that it has to be worth it.
In the 1970s, he was a leader of the Black September group, an offshoot of Fatah.
Industry had also remained optimistic until the onset of Black September.
The "Munich massacre" was led by the Palestinian movement the Black September.
They had mistaken him for Black September mastermind Ali Hassan Salameh.
The Palestinians belonged to the group Black September, part of the Palestine Liberation Organization.
An extremist militant corps of Fatah called Black September (Aylūl Aswad) subsequently emerged, first proclaimed in November 1971.
