TEL AVIV — The party of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has posted an image on social media comparing U.S. President Donald Trump to Hitler, a low point in its smear campaign against the United States following Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
The Palestinian Fatah movement continues to call for violence in response to US President Donald Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
The Palestinian Authority’s television station aired a segment last week in which a girl recites an openly anti-Semitic poem, a nonprofit monitoring the Palestinian media reported.
The Palestinian Authority has begun calling on Palestinians to carry out suicide attacks, a nonprofit monitoring the Palestinian media reported on Wednesday.
The Palestinian Fatah movement has been calling on Palestinians to riot and to express their “rage” over US Donald Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, a leading think tank reported on Friday.
TEL AVIV — The Gaza Strip-based Hamas terror group last week celebrated the 16th anniversary of a suicide attack in Jerusalem that left 15 Israelis dead and 130 wounded. The group marked the August 9, 2001, attack on the Sbarro
TEL AVIV – The families of American victims of Palestinian terrorism are calling on U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to deny entry to senior Palestinian official and former terrorist, Jibril Rajoub.
JERUSALEM — A Palestinian Authority television program had young children reciting poems encouraging violence on two separate occasions in January, the NGO Palestinian Media Watch reported over the weekend.
An op-ed piece that appeared in a Palestinian paper says the new UN secretary general “sinned” when he said last week that the temple in Jerusalem destroyed by the Romans was a Jewish Temple and that nobody can deny Judaism’s ties with Jerusalem.
Fatah’s television station Awdah twice broadcast a music video featuring photos of suicide bombers with a song whose lyrics promote death as a martyr for the Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
The Palestinian Fatah party this week continued with its incitement to violence and terrorism, with posts on the party’s Facebook page commemorating a female suicide bomber who killed one Israeli and wounded more than 100 others in 2002.
TEL AVIV – Israeli soldiers murdered Santa Claus whom they alleged was trying to stab Israelis, according to a cartoon published in the official daily newspaper of the Palestinian Authority.
