Fact Check: All the Times PA Envoy Husam Zomlot Lied on CNN (VIDEO)
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by Akiva Van Koningsveld

Israeli police forensics experts work at the scene of an attack in which people were killed by a gunman on a main street in Bnei Brak, near Tel Aviv, Israel, March 29, 2022. Photo: Reuters/Nir Elias
Amid a terror wave that has taken the lives of 14 Israelis, the Palestinian Authority (PA)’s envoy to the UK — Husam Zomlot — appeared on CNN to discuss imposing sanctions on the Jewish state.
Zomlot has previously been accused of denying the Holocaust, defending the PA’s policy of paying salaries to terrorists, and making light of rocket attacks targeting Israeli civilians.
Yet Zomlot, who also serves as an advisor to PA chief Mahmoud Abbas, was given a platform by CNN host Becky Anderson to spread his lies.
HonestReporting fact-checked some of his claims:
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Mamdani Again Under Fire For Excluding Jews From Judicial Advisory Committee
Armed Man Attacks Jewish Day Camp in Queens
Five Countries Announce Departure from International Criminal Court On Heels of US Promise to ‘Dismantle’ Tribunal
Antisemitic Vandals Target Pasadena Synagogue Rebuilding After Wildfire
Pro-Palestinian Activists Found Guilty for Targeting Picasso Painting With Gaza Picture at London’s National Gallery



