Japanese refugee Kuzo Okumoto passes away

The article focused on the death of Kozo Okamoto, known as "The Japanese Ahmed," a prominent Japanese activist who supported the Palestinian cause for decades. He participated in a failed hostage-taking operation at Lod Airport in Israel in 1972, was subsequently arrested and sentenced to 13 years in prison in Israel before being released in a prisoner exchange deal in 1985. After his release, he obtained political asylum in Lebanon in 2000, where he lived until his death. Palestinians regard him as a hero, while Japan labels him as a terrorist. His main goal was supporting the Palestinian cause, and he remained loyal to his stance, becoming a symbol of international resistance. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine honored his role in 2016, and he appeared publicly for the last time in 2022 at the Shatila refugee camp, with his passing representing a significant loss to the Palestinian movement.

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