Hamas biographies
Abbreviations
p. parents from
b. born in
d. death
Leaders
Party leader
b. Al-Jura, d. 2004
b. Yibna, d. 2004
b. Silwad
p. Al-Jura, b. Al-Shati, d. 2024
p. Al‑Majal, b. Khan Yunis, d. 2024
Leader in Gaza
p. Al-Jura, b. Al-Shati, d. 2024
p. Al‑Majal, b. Khan Yunis, d. 2024
Deputy Leader
p. Yibna, b. Rafah
p. Al-Jura, b. Al-Shati, d. 2024
b. 'Arura, d. 2024
b. Gaza City
Military wing leader
p. Al‑Qubayba, b. Khan Yunis, d. 2024
Politicians and officials
Male politicians
b. Beit Hanoun
Head of International relations
Previously: Health Minister
Female politicians
b. Jabalia, m. Widow of Rantisi, d. 2023
Minister for Women's Affairs
Government officials in the Gaza Strip
p. Bayt Tima, b. Jabalia, d. 2024
Police and crisis management
Health Ministry spokesperson
Officials in Lebanon
Officials in Turkey
Alleged weapons dealers
p. Bayt Tima b. Jabalia d. 2010
Al-Qassam Brigades
p. Kawkaba (near Kokhav Michael) and Al‑Qubayba, b. Khan Yunis
Botched assassination in 2014
d. Unconfirmed in 2024
ICC arrest warrant
p. Al‑Majal
b. Bureij refugee camp
d. 2024
Alleged "Nukhba"
d. 2023
Qassam commanders
Engineers
Martyrdom operatives
Alphabetical list


Dissident faction

Amal Syam (Arabic: أمل صيام) (born December 14, 1962) is a member of the Palestinian group Hamas. She served as the Minister of Women's Affairs in the March 2007 unity cabinet of the Palestinian National Authority.[1]

References

  1. ^ "Dr. Kholoud Daibes-Abu Diya and Amal Siam..Two Bethlehem Ministers in the Unity Government" د.خلود دعيبس-ابو دية وامل صيام..وزيرتان تلحميتان في حكومة الوحدة. www.alwatanvoice.com. 15 March 2007.
Allikas: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amal_Syam
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