George Habash vs Jens Stoltenberg

Habash founded the PFLP as a Marxist-Leninist organization dedicated to armed struggle against Israel. The group became known for hijackings and other operations, positioning itself as a radical alternative to Fatah.

Habash orchestrated a series of hijackings, including the Dawson's Field hijackings where three planes were blown up in Jordan. The operations aimed to internationalize the Palestinian cause but led to the Black September conflict with Jordan.

Habash strongly opposed the Oslo Accords, denouncing them as a surrender. He led the PFLP in forming the Alliance of Palestinian Forces, a coalition of rejectionist groups that opposed the peace process.

Habash resigned as General Secretary of the PFLP due to health reasons, handing leadership to Abu Ali Mustafa. He remained a symbolic figure in the Palestinian left until his death in 2008.

Stoltenberg became Prime Minister of Norway in March 2000, leading a Labour Party minority government. His first term lasted until October 2001.

Stoltenberg returned as Prime Minister in October 2005, leading a red-green coalition government of Labour, Socialist Left, and Centre parties. He served until 2013.

Stoltenberg led Norway's response to the 2011 attacks, in which a far-right extremist killed 77 people. He advocated for openness and democracy, stating 'more democracy, more openness'.

Stoltenberg became NATO Secretary-General in October 2014, succeeding Anders Fogh Rasmussen. He led the alliance through the Russian annexation of Crimea and increased tensions with Russia.