فايز الزير : (دراسة شفوية و ثائقية)‎

Abstract EN

The Jews immigration to Palestine formed a massive enemy on the future of Palestinian human, in the addition to the economical risks, mainly by adopting the Zionists dreams which was embodies by the well known(Belfor Promise) which was held on 20th April, 1936, a national committee was formed in Nablus city, which called the country’s regions for general strikes in order to make the authorities change their policies, the whole regions responded for the strike, the strike covered all the forms of life.

On 25 April, there was parties’ summit for forming a High Arabic Committee which was leaded by Al Hajj Ameen Alhusaini and other members, the committee called for the continuation of the strike in order to make the government change its policy and to stop the Jews immigration to Palestine and stopping the transmission of lands to Jews, the committee called for forming a new national government, the protest and protestors covered the whole Palestinian Regions and there were many serious casualties.

In the year of 1936, new events irrupted and continued again, it was the beginning of historical moments and bloody serial with arms exchanges, general strikes, covered the markets and port, this step carried serious risks on the national economy, the free Palestinian people accelerated to support the revolution, the committees and associations took new initiatives and leaded the Palestinian streets.

There were many armed groups appeared on the ground, one of these is the well known one “Ez-aldeen Alqassam Armed Group”, and some other resistances contributed in a great role in the Palestinian Revolution.

The core point of this study is the resistant man, the leader Fayez Al- Zeer, the man who leaded armed groups in Salfeets Region.

Fayez was so cautious and took care of being in continuation with the other leaders in other parts of the Palestinian regions in order to reunite the efforts, words so as to form a logical and organized real work of the Palestinian Revolution.