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| '''Mohammed Dahlan''' is a ], born in ] in a refugee camp in ]. In ] he helped found the Palestinian youth movement ]. He was imprisoned by ] several times for these activities. | '''Mohammed Dahlan''' is a ], born in ] in a refugee camp in ]. In ] he helped found the Palestinian youth movement ]. He was imprisoned by ] several times for these activities. | ||
| In April of ], he was appointed the Palestinian Minister of State for Security by ], despite the objection of ]. By September he had been ousted when Abbas fell from power. | |||
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Mohammed Dahlan is a Palestinian, born in 1961 in a refugee camp in Gaza. In 1981 he helped found the Palestinian youth movement Fatah Shabiba. He was imprisoned by Israel several times for these activities.
In April of 2003, he was appointed the Palestinian Minister of State for Security by Mahmoud Abbas, despite the objection of Yasser Arafat. By September he had been ousted when Abbas fell from power.
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