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The Hasanat Abu Mu’ailiq tribe, known on the Abimelech Platform, identifies itself as a Canaanite Bedouin tribe whose members historically inhabited a corridor stretching from Beersheba (Bi’r as‑Sabaʿ) to Gaza. According to tribal oral history and Arab historians and encyclopedias, our ancestry in Palestine traces back to at least four millennia to King Abimelech of Gerar. The tribe elders recount our ancestors formed a covenant of coexistence with the Prophet Abraham at Bi’r as‑Saba, later renewed with the Prophet Moses, and united Canaanite Palestinians and early Jewish tribes that immigrated to Canaan. Our historic seat is Khirbet Umm Jarrar and Khirbet Abu Mua'liq, located west of Beersheba and east of Gaza, and we emphasize that our identity predates Arab and Jewish nationalism.

Bajis Hasanat Abu Mu'ailiq

Published on 22 Oct 2025

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I, Bajis Hasanat Abu Mu’ailiq, founder of the Tribe of Abimelech Platform, present this report on behalf of the Hasanat Abu Mu’ailiq tribe, an indigenous Bedouin community in the Naqab and Gaza with family branches in the West Bank and northern Israel. I also speak in continuation of the work of my late father, Abdel Karim Bajis Haj Khalil Sheik Ahmad Hasanat Abu Mu’ailiq, founder of the Palestinian National Interest Committee, as well as the children of Miqbel and Saaed Saqer al-Hasanat from Lifta in Jerusalem. To our knowledge, no prior public complaint specifically naming Mahmoud Abbas has been issued before international courts or bodies. This report is therefore intended to fill that gap: to place the evidence on record, to demand that international authorities consider these findings, and to call for investigation and accountability, including the possibility of arrest warrants where the evidence meets the legal threshold.

Bajis Hasanat Abu Mu'ailiq

Published on 25 Aug 2025

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The Tribe of Abimelech Platform and the Palestinian National Interest Committee issue this formal and urgent demand for the international arrest and prosecution of Mahmoud Abbas for aiding, abetting, and enabling genocide under international law. This demand is based on extensive and well-documented precedent. The actions of Mahmoud Abbas mirror those for which leaders in Sudan, Bosnia, Serbia, and Ivory Coast have been indicted or convicted by international tribunals.

Bajis Hasanat Abu Mu'ailiq

Published on 03 Aug 2025

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Eleven years ago, my son Hazem attained martyrdom. When I asked the bearer of the news how Hazem had risen, he said: "He was targeting Zionist soldiers with his projectile when he was hit by their shell in his face." I said: "Praise be to God, my son Hazem faced the enemy bravely and never turned his back." One day, I had reproached my son Hazem, saying: "I have never benefited from you; all your life, efforts, and time were dedicated solely to the resistance." He replied, "Who knows, one day you might benefit from me more than from all your other children!" I now ask God that Hazem’s martyrdom will benefit me on the Day of Judgment. Hazem left behind two children; may God guide them, may they benefit our society, and may they be righteous. May God have mercy upon my martyr son Hazem, and may He have mercy upon all the martyrs of our nation.

Bajis Hasanat Abu Mu'ailiq

Published on 31 Jul 2025

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