A co-founder of the Palestinian movement Fatah who strongly opposed the Oslo Accords with Israel has died at the age of 93 in Jordan. Farouq Al-Qaddoumi, known also as Abu Al-Lutf, passed away in Amman on Thursday and was mourned by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, The New Arab's Arabic sister site Al-Araby Al-Jadeed reported. He had long suffered from illness, his family said. "I mourn a brother, friend, and comrade in the struggle and tireless work for Palestine which with his absence loses one of its loyal, faithful men of struggle who gave so much to serve Palestine, its cause, and its people," Abbas said. Abbas also belongs to Fatah, which dominates the Pale
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