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{{Infobox person
| name = Zakaria Muammar
| image = Zakaria Abu Muammar.jpg
| full_name = Zakaria Ahmed Abu Muammar
| other_names =
| birth_year = 1972 AD
| birth_date =
| birth_place = [[Khan Yunis]] in the south of the [[Gaza Strip]]
| death_year = 2023 AD
| death_date = 10 October
| death_place = [[Gaza]] in the [[Al-Aqsa Flood]] battle
| teachers =
| students =
| religion = [[Islam]]
| sect = [[Sunni Islam|Ahl al-Sunnah]]
| works =
| occupations = {{hlist| Member of the political leadership of [[Hamas]] in the [[Gaza Strip]]| Head of National Relations of [[Hamas]] in the [[Gaza Strip]]}}
| website =
}}
'''Zakaria Ahmed Abu Muammar''' was a member of the Political Bureau and Head of National Relations of the [[Hamas|Hamas Movement]] in the [[Gaza Strip]], who was [[Martyrdom|martyred]] on 10 October 2023 during the [[Al-Aqsa Flood|Operation Al-Aqsa Flood]]. He believed that the [[Oslo Accords|Oslo Agreement]] was the basis of disasters and a factor in the division of the people of [[Palestine]]. He believed that the [[Fatah|Fatah Movement]], by accepting the [[Oslo Accords]], closed the doors of national participation and monopolized everything.

==Biography==
Zakaria Abu Muammar was born on 22 December 1972 AD, in [[Khan Yunis]] in the south of the [[Gaza Strip]].

==Education==
He obtained a Bachelor's degree in [[Arabic language]] from the Faculty of Education at the Islamic University and pursued the teaching profession, then worked in the private sector.

==Resistance Activities==
Abu Muammar joined the [[Hamas|Hamas Movement]] in 1989 AD and participated in the implementation of its national activities. During his student years, he was one of the active members of the Islamic and Guild Council of the University and held several organizational positions within Hamas.

==Oslo Accords, the Basis of Palestine's Problems==
He believed that the [[Oslo Accords|Oslo Agreement]] was the basis of disasters and a factor in the division of the people of [[Palestine]], and caused a group of Palestinian people to sign an agreement through which they overlooked the historical rights of the Palestinian people and then reaped illusion and mirage.

==Hamas's Logical Stances==
According to him, the [[Fatah|Fatah Movement]], by accepting the [[Oslo Accords]], closed the doors of national participation and monopolized everything, while [[Hamas]] strengthened participation and exchange of views, and its positions were close or similar to the position of other factions. He emphasized that Hamas was able to turn the idea of unity and participation into important projects such as: forming the National Authority for the Marches of Return and Breaking the Siege, supporting Palestinians in the 1948 occupied territories, forming a Joint Operations Room. And Hamas did not make any important decision until after national consensus.

==Resistance, the Solution to the Palestine Crisis==
Abu Muammar believed that resistance against the occupiers in any form and method, especially military resistance, was achievable and the future belongs to resistance. And its Arab and Islamic power and depth strengthens conflicts in its vast regions, and the legitimate presence of resistance leads to larger, stronger, and more empowered equations in achieving the freedom of [[Palestine]]. In his belief, keeping the [[Gaza Strip]] under siege, the occupation of the [[West Bank]], transferring power to a security institution in exchange for money, eliminating the issue of refugees, and expanding crime inside the occupied territories are among the strategies of the [[Zionist regime]]. While the Palestinian people confront this with resistance in the Gaza Strip, revolution in the West Bank, and adherence to national identity and resistance against Judaization and Israelization projects in the lands related to 1948 AD. And the [[Fatah|Palestinian Authority]] has marginalized the role of the [[Palestine Liberation Organization|Palestine Liberation Organization]] and considers it part of its own circles, emptying it of its content and purpose, and turning it into a trump card that it uses for its own benefit when necessary. While [[Hamas]] calls for reforming and rebuilding the organization and does not seek alternative projects, as this causes increased division in Palestine, and keeping the doors of the organization closed to Hamas movements and [[Palestinian Islamic Jihad|Islamic Jihad]], causes the loss of legitimacy and status of the Palestinian Authority, as a representative of the Palestinian people. In his belief, the policy of reference and principle in the West Bank is to prevent the use of any trump card that hinders Palestinian unity and achieving the goals of the Palestinian people, and except for that, no other project will succeed; because this land cannot have anything but a purely Palestinian entity and there is no sovereignty except for the Palestinian nation. And the current political system of Palestine, which is represented by the Autonomous Government, does not have a balance of decision-making and representation, and the vast majority of the Fatah movement does not trust this interest group, and calls for the necessity of mobilizing the Palestinian people everywhere against the occupiers, adhering to a project called the Resistance Project.

==Undesirable Situation of Arabs==
He believes that the situation of the Arabs is bad, because there are regimes that have allowed themselves to be self-satisfied and normalize their relations with the enemy, and by doing so, they first harm themselves and in the second stage harm their own people, but they trust the Arab people and their free will that rejects this mockery.

==Imprisonment==
He suffered during his struggle. The Israeli occupation regime arrested him twice in the years 1992 AD, and 1994 AD, and the Palestinian Authority security services arrested him five times between the years 1996 AD, and 1999 AD.

==Martyrdom==
Finally, Zakaria Abu Muammar was [[Martyrdom|martyred]] on 10 October 2023 AD, during the [[Al-Aqsa Flood|Operation Al-Aqsa Flood]]<ref>[https://vision-pd.org/%D8%B2%D9%83%D8%B1%D9%8A%D8%A7-%D8%A3%D8%A8%D9%88-%D9%85%D8%B9%D9%85%D8%B1/ Zakaria Abu Muammar, Vision Center for Political Development website].</ref>.

==Reactions==
[[Hamas|Hamas Movement]] announced in a statement that it is mourning its martyr leaders in the [[Al-Aqsa Flood operation|Battle of Al-Aqsa Flood]]. The Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas added: To the children of the [[Palestine]] nation, to the masses of the Arab and Islamic nations, and to all free people of the world, we offer condolences for the martyrdom of the great people and the heroic resistance, at the head of whom are their leaders whom God honored with the dignity of martyrdom and who ascended in the epic of [[Al-Aqsa Flood]]. The movement announced the names of the martyr leaders and their leadership positions in this statement:
[[File:Zakaria_Abuammer.jpg|frameless|left|]]
* Martyr leader [[Ismail Haniyeh]] (Abu al-Abd), Head of the Political Bureau of [[Hamas]];
* Martyr leader [[Yahya Sinwar]] (Abu Ibrahim), Head of the Political Bureau of Hamas;
* Martyr leader [[Saleh al-Arouri|Saleh al-Arouri]] (Abu Muhammad), Deputy Head of the Political Bureau of Hamas;
* Martyr leader [[Taysir Ibrahim]] (Abu Muhammad), Head of the Supreme Judicial Council of Hamas;
* Martyr leader [[Usama al-Muzayyin|Usama al-Muzayyin]] (Abu Hammad), Head of the Hamas Movement Shura Council in the [[Gaza Strip]];
* Martyr leader [[Ruhi Mushtaha]] (Abu Jamal), member of the Hamas Political Bureau;
* Martyr leader Sameh Saraj (Abu Fikri), member of the Hamas Political Bureau;
* Martyr leader [[Marwan Abdulkarim Issa|Marwan Issa]] (Abu al-Bara), member of the Hamas Political Bureau;
* Martyr leader Zakaria Muammer (Abu Ahmed), member of the Hamas Political Bureau;
* Martyr leader [[Jamila al-Shanti]] (Umm Abdullah), member of the Hamas Political Bureau;
* Martyr leader Jawad Abu Shammala (Abu Karam), member of the Hamas Political Bureau;
* Martyr leader Sami Ouda (Abu Khalil), Head of the Hamas General Security Service in the Gaza Strip;
* Martyr leader Mohammed Abu Askar (Abu Khaled), member of the Hamas Movement Administrative Office in the Gaza Strip;
* Martyr leader Khaled al-Najjar (Abu Ubada), member of the [[West Bank]] leadership;
* Martyr leader Yassin Rubiee (Abu Shahid), member of the West Bank leadership;
* Martyr leader Fathallah Sharif (Abu al-Amin), member of the Foreign Command and Hamas leader in [[Lebanon]];
The Movement pledged to our people and nation to remain loyal to the resistance and its great leaders until complete freedom, the expulsion of the enemy, and the return of our people, founded upon the blood of our nation's martyrs, and to bear the trust for which they were martyred<ref>[https://hamasinfo.info/2025/01/31/5313/ Hamas mourns its martyr leaders in the Al-Aqsa Flood battle, Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas website]. </ref>.

==See also==
* [[Al-Aqsa Flood operation]]
* [[Jamila al-Shanti]]
* [[Usama al-Muzayyin]]
* [[Saleh al-Arouri]]
* [[Ruhi Mushtaha]]
* [[Taysir Ibrahim]]
* [[Yahya Sinwar]]

==Footnotes==
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==References==
* [https://vision-pd.org/%D8%B2%D9%83%D8%B1%D9%8A%D8%A7-%D8%A3%D8%A8%D9%88-%D9%85%D8%B9%D9%85%D8%B1/ Zakaria Abuammer, Vision Center for Political Development website], Date of publication: 31 January 2025 AD, Date of access: 18 Bahman 1403 SH.
* [https://hamasinfo.info/2025/01/31/5313/ Hamas mourns its martyr leaders in the Al-Aqsa Flood battle, Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas website], Date of publication: 31 January 2025 AD, Date of access: 18 Bahman 1403 SH.
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