What is Black September? The background of the events of Black September

Black September is a Palestinian militant organization that has planned and carried out a number of terrorist activities, such as Munich**, which shocked the world.

The tragic result of the killing of 11 members of the Israeli delegation in Black September was a major blow to Israel due to the fact that Munich ** shocked the world. The Mossad, an Israeli intelligence organization, retaliated by assassinating a large number of Black September operatives.

Chinese name: Black September.

Country: Pakistan.

Type: Terrorist organization.

Abbreviation: BSO

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Black September (BSO) (Arabic: Palestinian militant group that has orchestrated and carried out terrorist acts such as Munich**, which shocked the world.

In the second half of the 1960s, the Jordanian-based Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) ordered the PLO's expulsion by force in September 1970 after an unsuccessful assassination attempt on King al-Hussein of Jordan. This led to a civil war in Jordan. In the civil war, known as the Black September Incident, many PLO members were killed, and the remaining members were forced to move to Beirut, Lebanon.

The civil war dealt a major blow to the PLO, which saw King Hussein as a traitor and fiercely resisted him. After that, Fatah, the largest faction in the PLO that began to operate in Lebanon, because of the defeat in the struggle against Israel, formed a secret terrorist organization, the Black September.

Black September is some of the members of the "Saddam Hussein's death squad", also known as"Saddam's Fedain"（fedayeen）。A militia of people willing to die for Saddam Hussein. This militia is directly under the jurisdiction of the government, not under the command of the army.

In the late 1960s, the Jordan-based Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) acted aggressively, leading King Hussein of Jordan to order the violent expulsion of the PLO in September 1970. This led to a civil war in Jordan. During the civil war, known as the Black September Incident, many PLO members were killed, and the remaining members were forced to move to Beirut, Lebanon.

The civil war dealt a major blow to the PLO, which led to a strong revolt against King Hussein as a traitor. After that, Fatah, the largest faction in the PLO that began to operate in Lebanon, formed a secret terrorist organization, known as the Black September, because of its defeat in the struggle against Israel. On September 5, 1972, the organization shocked the world by killing 11 members of the Israeli delegation, which dealt a major blow to Israel.

The Mossad, an Israeli intelligence organization, retaliated by assassinating a large number of people associated with Black September.

Palestinian militant organization.

With the support of the Palestinians, the Syrian army has also invaded Jordan, the situation in Jordan is critical, and a full-scale war in the Middle East is very likely. King Hussein of Jordan made an astonishing decision: he turned to Britain for help, hoping that Britain would persuade Israel to send bombers to deliver air strikes on the Syrian army!

This information is based on the latest declassified information from the United Kingdom in 2001), an Arab leader asked Israel to send planes to bomb an Arab neighbor, which is unique!

After receiving a letter from King Hussein, the British Prime Minister at the time, Heath, negotiated with the United States and then conveyed the Jordanian request to Israel. However, it is not known what Mrs. Meir, then Prime Minister of Israel, was in response to Jordan's request for help.

With the support of the United States, the Jordanian ** Army launched a large-scale offensive on September 17 against the PLO guerrillas, which had a total strength of 50,000 troops. In those few days, the Jordanian government forces inflicted heavy losses on the PLO guerrillas, killing at least 4,000 Palestinian guerrillas and wounding countless others.

The hijacking incident has brought the international reputation of Jordan** and the king to the ground, and the long-buried contradictions have finally intensified. The Jordanian military's patience finally exceeded its limit, and without the orders of King Hussein, the army opened fire on Palestinians in the streets of Amman and went on a killing spree in the refugee camps. According to some sources, tens of thousands of Palestinian refugees died in this "black September" of 1970.

This serious bloody clash between Jobab was called the "Black September Incident" by the PLO. Since then, the PLO has been expelled from Jordan, lost an important base against Israel, and has been forced to move to Lebanese territory to carry out its activities.