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Lack of praise from the PA for Sinwar, but vows to continue to pursue goal of ‎destruction of Israel

Abbas’ advisor calls for Jihad until Judgment Day

Jews mourn their Temple, while Palestinian Authority denies Jewish connection to it

Palestinian terrorists continue to act upon their leaders' calls for blood

Mahmoud Abbas along with numerous Fatah advisors inciting and praising terror as means of 'resistance'

PA Ministry of Religion’s instructions for mosque preachers

Fatah: “Allahu Akbar (i.e., “Allah is greatest”), Allahu Akbar. Millions of Martyrs are marching to Jerusalem”

Fatah calls for violence in Jerusalem, broadcast and posts song inciting violence and terror day after lethal attack in which one Israeli was murdered

“O self-sacrificing fighter – make sure your bullets hit the ‎target… O self-sacrificing fighter – cause the outbreak [of the ‎revolution] like a volcano… ignite it, ignite it everywhere”

Fatah turns Jerusalem confrontations into religious war

“I fired my shots, I threw my bomb. I detonated, detonated, detonated my [explosive] belts… My brother, throw my blood on the enemy like bullets”

Abbas’ Advisor: “The initiative… honors the Martyrs, who are the most ‎precious thing we have in our history”

Songs about rifles, violence, ‎murderers, and Martyrdom - are PA’s “cultural and… national identity"

It is precisely because of terror promoting and antisemitic posts like this that Fatah earlier this month had the option to boost posts cancelled by Facebook.

As is the way of the PA, a grain of truth is turned into a grand libel. Once a year, the PA illustrates the anatomy of a libel in all clarity when it commemorates the arson at the Al-Aqsa Mosque in 1969.

Erekat: Arab support for Israel is “forbidden” “Zionist thinking” 

Abbas’ Fatah has responded vocally to US President Trump’s peace plan by adamantly rejecting it

See how the PA disseminates Jew-hated to adults and children

This position leaves no room for a two-state solution which the PA and Fatah claim to support.

Fatah emphasized the movement’s adherence to Arafat’s legacy of violence and terror.

The PA pretends to be peace-seekers when meeting foreign audiences, while lauding terrorists to Palestinians.

In an attempt to disrupt Jews' right to access the Mount on Tisha B'Av, the PA took a number of steps.

PMW turned to the Israeli police to warn about violence that the Fatah Movement has called for today, Jerusalem Day.

Following a recent terror attack in which the terrorist stabbed and wounded 4 Israeli policemen, a host on official PA TV read a poem in the terrorist's honor. (Dec. 5, 2018)

Abbas gave a speech in October '14 and then PA TV rebroadcast it 32 times. It coincided with a month of terror attacks in Jerusalem in which 11 Israelis were murdered, and Fatah recently posted it again. (Nov. 29, 2018)