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Khaled Ibrahim Ali Baba (born 1924 in Tulkarm – died October 1, 2017 in Texas ), a Palestinian political scientist and thinker , is considered one of the most prominent figures in thought and politics in Palestine. He is a prominent Arab diplomat , he was the ambassador of the Arab League to Canada and the United States of America , and the head of the Arab League’s media , he held a number of positions in the Arab League and the United Nations , and he has a number of publications in English and Arabic.
His upbringing and education
Diplomat Khaled Ibrahim Ali Baaba was born in the Palestinian city of Tulkarm in 1924. [ 6 his primary and preparatory education in the schools of his city , Tulkarm , and his secondary education at Terra Santa School in Jerusalem . He then obtained his high school diploma from Birzeit Secondary College in 1944.
After completing high school, he joined the Palestinian Law Institute , and then left years later to the United States of America , where he joined in 1952 the University of Southwestern in Texas , from which he obtained a bachelor's degree with honors in political science and economics, and then in 1956 he obtained a master's degree in political science and history, and his thesis was entitled "Neutrality and Non-Alignment between Fact and Fiction", and then he obtained a doctorate in political science .
His personal life
His father is the Palestinian politician Ibrahim Baba'a from Tulkarm , who was a public prosecutor in the Ottoman Empire , and one of the founders of the Emirate of Transjordan with King Abdullah I bin Al Hussein .
His positions and professional life
After Khaled Babaa graduated from the Institute of Law in Palestine , he was appointed as a clerk for the Qaimmaqam of Tulkarm , then as head of the clerks of the Irbid District Governorate until 1952 ; at which time he left for the United States of America to enroll at Southwestern University.
In 1957, Khaled Babaa became a member of the permanent delegation of the League of Arab States to the United Nations , and head of the research department in the delegation of the League of Arab States to the United Nations during the period from 1957 to 1959 , then a member of the permanent delegation of Yemen to the international organization, and he also worked as a broadcaster for the United Nations news bulletin in Arabic from 1958 to 1959.
From 1960 to 1964 , he served as the Arab League Representative to Canada . Baaba had established the Arab League Representative Office in the Canadian capital, Ottawa , at the behest of the League . The League assigned him to head the Representative Office. In 1964 , he served as the Arab League Representative to the United States of America . He continued to do so until 1972. During that period, the Arab League Representative Office was located in Dallas, Texas. Khaled Baaba then served as the Arab League's Media Director , and as the League's official spokesman.
His most prominent works
Khaled Babaa wrote a large number of books on international diplomacy, Arab politics, and the Palestinian issue, including:
The book “The Search for Justice: An Analytical Critique of the Arab Refugee Question in Palestine,” in English , published in 1956.
The book “British Colonialism in Yemen”, in English, was published in 1958.
The book “Facts and Errors to Refute Zionist Slanders”, in English, published in 1960 , Canada .
The book “Facts and Errors”, in English, was published in 1961.
The book “Fallacies on the Arab Refugee Question,” in English, was published in 1961.
The book “Reconsidering Non-Alignment and Neutrality”, in English, 1967 , USA .
The book “Neutrality in Perspective: A Case Study”, in English, consisting of 438 pages , 1981.
The book “Israeli Violations and Practices against the City of Jerusalem,” published by the League of Arab States in 1985 , Athens , Greece .
The book “The Charter of the League of Arab States and its Amendments,” published by the League of Arab States in 1985 , Tunisia .
The book “Positive Arab Neutrality”, in English.
“International Conference for Peace in the Middle East, ” 1990.
His most prominent research
“America and the Jerusalem Issue, the Shift to the Right,” Vision Magazine, issued by the Palestinian General Intelligence Service , Issue 1, August 1 , 2000 , Palestine .
“Palestinian Refugees, Return and/or Compensation,” Vision Magazine, issued by the Palestinian General Information Service , Issue 2, September 2 , 2000 , Palestine .
“The Independent Palestinian State,” Vision Magazine, issued by the Palestinian General Intelligence Service , Palestine .
“The Palestinian State is a Foregone Conclusion,” the Council magazine issued by the Palestinian National Council of the Palestine Liberation Organization .
“Non-alignment as a Diplomatic Doctrine and Ideology,” in English , 1965.
“The Third Force and the United Nations,” in English , 1965.
His most prominent articles
Khaled Baaba published a series of his articles in Arab and foreign newspapers, and among his most prominent articles are:
“The activity of the Arab League in the economic, social and cultural fields.”
“Modern Arab-American Relations.”
“Zionism and the Principles of Ethics.”
“Arab positive neutrality.”
“A new spirit in Iraq.”
“Economic progress in Egypt.”
"The Third Force and the United Nations."
“Dual Loyalty in the Israeli Zionist Doctrine,” Al-Dustour Newspaper, Jordan .
“Israel and the Islamic Republics of Central Asia,” Al-Dustour Newspaper, April 4, 2005 , Jordan .
“The Uprising of the Wretched, Islam in France or Islam in France,” Al-Dustour Newspaper, December 7, 2005 , Jordan .
Honor him
In honor and appreciation of Khaled Baaba, he was granted membership in a group of organizations, academies, and scientific societies in the United States of America .
His death
Khaled Babaa died in Texas , USA, on October 1, 2017 , and was buried in Denton Cemetery .
What they said about him
Tunisian journalist Abdel Latif Al-Furati says: “Khaled Al-Baabaa was the official spokesman for the Arab League, and the Arab League in Tunisia was like a beehive, due to the dynamism that its Secretary-General had brought to it, which it had lacked before, and which it lost later after it was transferred to Cairo.”
Iraqi journalist Ibrahim Al-Zubaidi says about Khaled Baabaa: “Two of the most sincere people I have seen in my life are: Dr. Mohi El-Din Saber, President of the Arab League Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization, and Dr. Khaled Baabaa, Director of Media at the League of Arab States. Dr. Khaled Baabaa volunteered to follow up on the project of producing thirty film episodes about the most important things that the world has learned from our Arab civilization throughout the ages in the corridors of the League of Arab States. He is the one who drafted the official and personal letters that the League’s Secretary-General, Chadli Klibi, sent to the Arab Ministers of Information, to prepare them to accept funding for the project, before they came to Tunisia. He drafted the recommendation of the Conference of Arab Ministers of Information, and completed a memorandum to disburse fifty thousand dollars from the League’s media budget, based on the approval of the Secretary-General.”
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