Our Objectives
Introduction to the goals of the movement, outlining both immediate and long-term revolutionary aims based on national liberation, socialism, and unity.
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Our Stand Is Neither Ethnic Nor Sectarian
Rejecting ethnic and sectarian politics, the document emphasizes unity among all Eritreans and condemns divisive tactics within the armed struggle.
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We Are Freedom Fighters And Not Prophets Of Christianity
Affirms the secular nature of the struggle while acknowledging religious diversity among Eritreans, calling for harmony rather than division.
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What Alternatives Do Exist?
Confronts the dilemma faced by Christian fighters and asks whether surrender or resistance is the only viable path.
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The Second Phase of Oppression
Describes the intensification of religious and ethnic oppression following the failed reforms and the rise of fanaticism.
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Religious Convulsion
Details how religious identities were manipulated to deepen divisions in the revolutionary movement.
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Ethnicism And Regionalism In The Set-Up Of “Jebha”
Explores how ethnic and regional favoritism played a role in the structuring and leadership of Jebha (ELF).
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Tribal Dissensions
Argues that despite a common religious identity, tribal loyalties often undermined unity among Muslim fighters.
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Propagation of Islam
Criticizes the use of Islam as a political tool and the lack of revolutionary sincerity among ELF leadership.
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Armed Struggle With No Political Direction
Highlights the dangers of a revolution that lacks ideological clarity and criticizes the absence of a political program in ELF.