Index: Organizations, F

• Fatah — Palestinian guerrilla organization led by Yasir Arafat, organized by the early 1960s on armed struggle and self-reliance, which took over the PLO’s leadership by 1968, in Christison’s account.
• Fateh — The largest Palestinian grouping, basically Nasserite and pragmatic, which dominates the PLO as a majority group speaking for the Palestinian Question, in Said’s account.
• Federal Bureau of Investigation — Federal Bureau of Investigation, whose August 2017 Black identity extremists report Abraham examines as state recognition of Black identity as a target for management.
• Fedayeen — The Egyptian squadrons first formed against the British in the Canal Zone, then the Gaza-based groups whose large-scale infiltration of Israel began in August 1955.
• Federation of Arab Trade Unions and Labor Societies — Arab labour federation established in Haifa in November 1942 by Bulus Farah’s Rays of Hope coalition, which won the oil and refinery workplaces and later merged into the Arab Workers’ Congress.
• Foreign Office — The British department for relations between the mandates and independent states, diverging from the Colonial Office over Palestine and central to the consular protection questions behind Article 12, in Banko’s account.
• Forensic Architecture — Investigative agency using architectural and digital techniques to investigate state violence, cited as a model for documenting Israeli crimes in Gaza.
• Forum/13 — The 13 powerful, directly elected state-firm worker committees that organised in 1979-1980 against wage restraint, secretly backed by the Histadrut.