Sentence examples for fedayeen of from inspiring English sources
A good proportion are from the armed militia of the ruling Baath Party, joined by members of a linked militia known as the Fedayeen of Saddam.
Local Baathists, the Fedayeen of Saddam, other militia groups, and some regular troops have engaged coalition troops at Nasiriya, Najaf and elsewhere.
That was the work partly of high officials of the Bush Administration, partly of quasi-governmental outriders like Adelman and Perle, and partly of the neoconservative fedayeen of the op-ed pages and the cable talkathons.
Abu Iyad appointed him in 1968 as the Fatah representative in Khartoum, Sudan, then (at Abu Nidal's insistence) to the same position in Baghdad in July 1970, two months before Black September, when over 10 days of fighting King Hussein's army drove the Palestinian fedayeen out of Jordan, with the loss of thousands of lives.
One woman was too afraid to go out of her house hours after the attack because she had pieces of one of these fedayeen on her lawn.
While in high school, he began organizing a small group of fedayeen to harass Israelis at military posts near the Gaza Strip and the Sinai Peninsula.
Further, many Palestinian fedayeen groups of the radical left, such as the PFLP, "called for the overthrow of the Arab monarchies, including the Hashemite regime in Jordan, arguing that this was an essential first step toward the liberation of Palestine".
Or take the example of the Pakistani Taliban terrorist Qari Hussain known as the Ustad e Fedayeen (Teacher of Suicide Bombers) whose bombers slaughtered up to 3,000 Pakistani civilians last year in a slow motion version of 9/11.
Others argue that Israel "engineered eve-of-war lies and deceptions.... to give Israel the excuse needed to launch its strike", such as presenting a group of "captured fedayeen" to journalists, who were in fact Israeli soldiers.
But crouching in a hut by the main road was not his normal mode of operation.Somewhere ahead of him were a group of fedayeen, Arab guerrilla fighters, who had come to attack the Jewish settlement of Kfar Darom.
Those Palestinian groups affiliated with the PLO and based outside of historic Palestine, such as rebels within Fatah and the PFLP-GC, used the lack of fedayeen operations as their main weapon of criticism against the PLO leadership at the time.
