The Palestinian Communist Workers Party was a Palestinian

Palestinian nationalism

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 communist party

Communist party

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. The party was formed in Beirut

Beirut

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 in 1978, by Palestinian sympathizers of the Egyptian Communist Workers Party.

The activity of the party was largely confined to Lebanon

Lebanon

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. Members included Dr. Samir Berquaoui, Zainab Algenimi, Dr. Samir Huleileh, Muhannad Abdel Hamid, Imad Rahaimh, Rib Salem, Nasri Abdul Rahman and Hani Al-Masri. The party was dissolved in the early 1990s.

Tariq al-Intisar (طريق الانتصار) was the organ of the party.