Fatah and Hamas Glorify Terror Against Israelis
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by JNS.org
JNS.org – The Palestinian Fatah faction, led by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, tweeted a threatening cartoon showing a masked man playing a knife as a violin and using a key instead of a bow against the backdrop of Al-Aqsa mosque and the Dome of the Rock, with text referring to terror attacks against Israelis as “a symphony of love for Jerusalem.”
“A symphony of love for Jerusalem. If the occupation wants to hear it again and again, it should continue invading Jerusalem, attacking our noble women and desecrate our Noble Sanctuary (i.e., the Al-Aqsa mosque plaza) and our Jerusalem,” the text states, implying that the terror attacks are likely to continue, Palestinian Media Watch reported.
Another recent tweet by Fatah showed a picture of a masked Palestinian with a rock in his hand and the wording “rock, rock, a rock in my hand, and my blood on my second hand. With them I have defeated death and fate…#the_rage_of_Jerusalem.”
Meanwhile, the West Gaza branch of the Islamic Bloc, a student movement of the Gaza-ruling terror group Hamas, published a video on Facebook re-enacting a Jerusalem stabbing and shooting attack on Tuesday in which two Israelis were killed.
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