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{{Important}}{{Evil Organization

|Image = ~~1200px-~~Fatah Flag~~.svg~~.png

|Image = Fatah Flag Vector Graphic.png

|fullname = Palestinian National Liberation Movement

|alias = Fatah

|origin = Palestine

|foundation = 1959

|headquarters = Karameh (formerly)Ramallah, West Bank

|headquarters = Karameh (formerly) Ramallah, West Bank

|commanders = [[Yasser Arafat]] (1959 - 2004) [[Farouk Kaddoumi]] (2004 - 2009) [[Mahmoud Abbas]] (2009 - present day)

|agents = [[Salah Khalaf]]

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Many others

|skills = Resources Support of other terror groups Power over the West Bank

|goals = ~~Overthrow the State of Israel~~ (ongoing) Reconcile with Hamas (succeeded)

|goals = Establish Palestine as an independent state (ongoing) Reconcile with Hamas (succeeded)

|crimes = [[Terrorism]] Mass [[Murder|murder]] Rape Illegal levying of taxes [[War crimes]] Assassinations Hijacking

|type of ~~villains~~ = Terrorist ~~government~~}}

|type of villain = Terrorist Movement}}

'''Fatah''', also the '''Palestinian National Liberation Movement''', is a Palestinian [[Terrorism|terrorist]] group and political party founded by [[Yasser Arafat]] in 1959, and the largest faction of the [[Palestine Liberation Organization]], as well as the second largest party in the Palestinian Legislative Council. [[Mahmoud Abbas]], the current President of Palestine, is the leader of Fatah.

Fatah adheres to an ideology of Palestinian nationalism, social democracy and secularism, and supports the Two-State solution to the Palestinian conflict.

==History==

Fatah was founded by Yasser Arafat, [[Salah Khalaf]], [[Khalil al-Wazir]] and [[Khaled Yashruti]] in 1959 in order to help overthrow the State of Israel. Following the [[Six-Day War]], Fatah rose to prominence in Palestinian politics, and was allocated 33 seats on the executive council of the Palestinian Liberation Organization in 1967. Arafat eventually became president of the PLO in 1969, a year in which Fatah conducted 2,432 guerrilla attacks and missile strikes against Israel.

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 {{Important}}{{Evil Organization
-|Image = 1200px-Fatah Flag.svg.png
+|Image = Fatah Flag Vector Graphic.png
 |fullname = Palestinian National Liberation Movement
 |alias = Fatah
 |origin = Palestine
 |foundation = 1959
-|headquarters = Karameh <small>(formerly)</small>Ramallah, West Bank
+|headquarters = Karameh <small>(formerly)</small><br>Ramallah, West Bank
 |commanders = [[Yasser Arafat]] <small>(1959 - 2004)</small><br>[[Farouk Kaddoumi]] <small>(2004 - 2009)</small><br>[[Mahmoud Abbas]] <small>(2009 - present day)</small>
 |agents = [[Salah Khalaf]]<br>
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 Many others
 |skills = Resources<br>Support of other terror groups<br>Power over the West Bank
-|goals = Overthrow the State of Israel <small>(ongoing)</small><br>Reconcile with Hamas <small>(succeeded)</small>
+|goals = Establish Palestine as an independent state <small>(ongoing)</small><br>Reconcile with Hamas <small>(succeeded)</small>
 |crimes = [[Terrorism]]<br>Mass [[Murder|murder]]<br>Rape<br>Illegal levying of taxes<br>[[War crimes]]<br>Assassinations<br>Hijacking
-|type of villains = Terrorist government}}
+|type of villain = Terrorist Movement}}
 {{Quote|Revolution until victory!|Fatah's official motto.}}
 '''Fatah''', also the '''Palestinian National Liberation Movement''', is a Palestinian [[Terrorism|terrorist]] group and political party founded by [[Yasser Arafat]] in 1959, and the largest faction of the [[Palestine Liberation Organization]], as well as the second largest party in the Palestinian Legislative Council. [[Mahmoud Abbas]], the current President of Palestine, is the leader of Fatah.
 Fatah adheres to an ideology of Palestinian nationalism, social democracy and secularism, and supports the Two-State solution to the Palestinian conflict.
 ==History==
 Fatah was founded by Yasser Arafat, [[Salah Khalaf]], [[Khalil al-Wazir]] and [[Khaled Yashruti]] in 1959 in order to help overthrow the State of Israel. Following the [[Six-Day War]], Fatah rose to prominence in Palestinian politics, and was allocated 33 seats on the executive council of the Palestinian Liberation Organization in 1967. Arafat eventually became president of the PLO in 1969, a year in which Fatah conducted 2,432 guerrilla attacks and missile strikes against Israel.