Fatah Facebook Page Shows Mother Placing Suicide Belt on Young Son
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by Zach Pontz
Palestinian Media Watch has reported on a recent photo posted to the official Facebook page of Fatah’s Information and Culture Commission in Lebanon showing a mother placing a suicide belt on her young son.
Beside it is written an imaginary conversation between the two:
“My mother dressed me in a strange belt (i.e., a suicide belt).
I asked her: ‘What is this, mother?’
She said: ‘I will put it on you and you will go to your death!’
I said to her: ‘Mother, what have I done that you want me to die?’
She shed a tear that hurt my heart and said: ‘The homeland needs you, son. Go and blow up the sons of Zion.’
I said to her: ‘Why me and not you?’
She said: ‘I will stay in order to give birth to more children for the sake of Palestine.’
I kissed her hand and said to her: ‘Keep it up, mother, for you and for Palestine I will kill the impure and the damned.'”
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