PA Central Committee Member: Israel Responsible for 9/11, Jews at Fault for Rise in Anti-Semitism (VIDEO)
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by Zach Pontz
A member of Fatah’s central committee recently told a Lebanon TV station that Israel is responsible for 9/11 and that the rise in anti-Semitic incidents in Europe is the fault of Jews.
Abbas Zaki, who is also a former representative of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) in Lebanon, also told Mayadeen TV that Israelis and Jews “do not abide by the law, they do not belong to the international community, and they do not follow any moral standard of conduct.”
From MEMRI TV:
Abbas Zaki: Many institutions have determined that Israel, in its stupidity, attacked the U.S. administration and was responsible for 9/11, and was greatly involved in it. In Europe, there are attacks on Jews these days. In 2011, there were 522 attacks. In 2012, there were 686 attacks. In other words, they caused an increase.
They do not abide by the law, they do not belong to the international community, and they do not follow any moral standard of conduct. So where does the strength of the Jews and Israel lie? Why does Obama want to change the constitution, and establish a Jewish state for all the Jews in the world? They exploit the weakness of the Arabs. The Arabs are non-existent. Therefore, we should negotiate on the basis of non-surrender, and rise to the challenge…
Abbas Zaki’s cellphone rings
Interviewer: Saved by your cellphone…
Watch a video of the interview below:
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