Harun Beka (3 July 1951 – 11 April 1999) was a prominent Albanian nationalist, activist, and soldier of the Kosovo Liberation Army, who became famous for his assassination attempt on a Yugoslav ambassador, and was later killed in the Battle of Kosharë.

[13] Zeka's influence left a lasting impression on Beka, leading him to dedicate his life to the defense of Albanian national interests.

Through this committee, he worked tirelessly to inform the global community about the violations of human rights and the political situation faced by Kosovo Albanians.

The party was established to unite and organize Albanians around revolutionary ideals and the armed struggle for Kosovo's independence.

Harun Beka's determination to join the Kosovo Liberation Army began in the spring of 1998 when he repeatedly requested to enlist in its ranks.

[10] On April 11, 1999, during intense fighting in Košare, Harun Beka lost his life alongside notable KLA commander Agim Ramadani.

Beka's death, though a profound loss for his comrades and the movement, further solidified his legacy amongst Kosovar Albanians as a committed fighter who gave his life for Kosovo.