🇯🇵 ❤️ 🇵🇸 Kozo "Ahmed" Okamato: The Journey Of A Japanese Mouqawem, From The Land Of The Rising Sun To The Land Of Jabal Amel 🇯🇵 ❤️ 🇵🇸

With all the heartfelt solidarity from Japan since Operation Al-Aqsa Flood began, it's impossible not to remember Operation Deir Yassin, carried out by the Japanese Red Army's Kozo Okamato, aka "Ahmed", and his two comrades, Tsuyoshi Okudaira (R.A.) aka "Bassem" and Yasuke Yasuda (R.A.) aka "Salah".

Armed, trained and funded by the PFLP, moujahid Kozo and his brethren landed at "Ben-Gurion" Airport in occupied Lydd from Paris with violin cases 🎻 full of guns, ammo and bombs. The 5/30/72 op was planned by Kozo and Dr. Wadie Haddad (R.A.) They LIT UP the occupiers, sending 26 to hell and wounding 80 more!

Bassem ran out of bullets, ascending to martyrdom thereafter. Salah became an istishhadi, taking himself out before the enemy could. Ahmed, who prayed he'd be a Shahid, was captured and spent 13 years in Zio-dungeons, where he was barbarically tortured and routinely forced to eat from the ground like an animal with his hands tied behind his back. He never broke.

The Japanese warrior was later released in the 1985 "Jibril Agreement" and ultimately found asylum in Lebanon, which rejected the Japan ZOG's extradition requests. He'd revert to Islam and learn Arabic, Hebrew, Chinese, Russian and English.

He'll forever be cherished as one of Yaban's great Anti-Parasitic champions, like Kokko Soma (R.A.), Nobutaka Shioden (R.A.), Hakuun Yasutani (R.A.) and the numinous Shumei Okawa (R.A.) But more than that, he is a Husseini who chose to fight for the oppressed.

No doubt that's why Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah (H.A.) is smiling at him in the photo.

Kozo "Ahmed" Okamato famously said, "I am an Arab resistance fighter. I did it for the Palestinian cause. I had no choice but to open fire in the name of armed struggle." And we have no choice but to salute him now, as Al-Toufan rages with the same fury as Operation Deir Yassin! 🇯🇵 ❤️ 🇵🇸

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🇾🇪 Yemeni Military Media:
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A military maneuver for the graduates of the "Al-Aqsa Flood" batch of the Border Guard forces.