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Abu Nidal

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List of attacks attributed to Abu Nidal

 

Leadership
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Attacks
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Base of Operations
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Munich 1972 Olympics
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Killing of PLO Leadership 1978
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Assassination of Issam Sartawi in Portugal April 10, 1983
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Hijacking of Pan Am Flight 73 in Karachi September 5, 1986
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Abu al-Hawl killed by Abu Nidal

 

Assassination of Fatah Officials (January 15, 1991)
  • AbdUl Hamid, HayEl (Abu al-Hawl) assassinated by the Abu Nidal group in Tunis on 15 Jan. 1991, together with Salah Khalaf (Abu Iyad) and Fakhri Al- Omari.
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Abu Nidal Assassinates Jordanian Diplomat in Beirut (1994)
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Jordan Sentences Abu Nidal To Death, In Abstentia (2001)
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Libyan Intelligence Officials Indicted in Lockerbie Bombing
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Gaddafi Begins Distancing Himself from Terrorism
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Gaddafi Expels Abu Nidal from Libya
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Abu Nidal Goes to Iraq, Where He Planned First Terrorist Attack 26 Years Earlier
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Iraqi Government Declares Nidal Entered Iraq Illegally, Under Fake Yemeni Passport
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Abu Nidal Shot Dead in Iraq (August 16, 2002)
  • Other sources disagree about the cause of death. Palestinian sources told journalists that Abu Nidal had in fact died of multiple gunshot wounds. Marie Colvin and Sonya Murad, writing in The Sunday Times, say that he was assassinated by a hit squad of 30 men from Office 8, the Iraqi Mukhabarat assassination unit.
  • When they arrived to raid his house on August 14 (not August 16, according to Jane's), fighting broke out between Abu Nidal's men and Iraqi intelligence. In the midst of this, Abu Nidal rushed into his bedroom and was killed, though Jane's writes it remains unclear whether he killed himself or was killed by someone else. Jane's sources insist that his body bore several gunshot wounds.
  • Jane's suggests that Saddam Hussein may have ordered him arrested and killed because he regarded Abu Nidal as a mercenary who would have acted against him in the event of an American invasion, if the money had been right.