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Fatah Central Committee member Abbas Zaki: “People are surprised given the mighty [Palestinian] resolve and how the entire NATO treaty, all the West’s capabilities, together with all their [Israel’s] mercenaries and collaborators, were unable to silence the [resistance’s] fighters’ rifles and...”

PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas’ Advisor on Religious Affairs and Islamic Relations Mahmoud Al-Habbash: “If the Palestinian cause will not be justly, comprehensively, and permanently resolved, at least on the basis of international legitimacy, at least on the basis of the UN resolutions, then Oct. 7”

Fatah Central Committee Secretary Jibril Rajoub: “We hope that the efforts will bring about a UN resolution on stopping this aggression, an Israeli withdrawal, and carrying out a prisoner exchange of everyone for everyone (i.e., hostages for terrorists). I say to all relevant parties: a Palestinian...”

Fatah Deputy Chairman Mahmoud Al-Aloul: “They [Fatah fighters] shouted at them [Israeli soldiers] to lay down their weapons... There were six of them. The guys arranged them in one row, took their weapons from them, and ordered them to raise their hands... The two [additional Israeli] soldiers who...”

Images and text posted on the official Fatah Facebook page The top image shows then PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat at a Fatah terror base in Tripoli, Libya, holding an assault rifle seized from one of the eight Israeli soldiers captured in Lebanon on Sept. 4, 1982. Standing next to Arafat on the right...

Text posted on the independent Palestinian Facebook page "The Great March of Return" Posted text: “#IMPORTANT #Instructions for participants: [...] Rebelling young people, Treat seriously and do not take lightly the requests to bring a knife, dagger, or handgun, if you have one, and to leave them...”

Image and text posted on the Facebook page of the Fatah Movement – Bethlehem Branch Posted text: “Fatah was here Precisely at this time [of year], the Fatah Movement kidnapped six Israeli soldiers (sic., eight were kidnapped on Sept. 4, 1982; two were transferred to the PFLP terror organization)...”

Image and text posted on the official Fatah Facebook page Posted text: “Fatah The first bullet came from it, the first great leader came from it, the first Martyr (Shahid) came from it, the first male and female prisoners came from it, the first female self-sacrificing fighter (Fida’iya) came from...”

Text and photo posted on official Fatah Facebook page on Feb. 10, 2016 Posted text: "In the picture: An Israeli pilot captured by Al-Asifa (i.e., Fatah military unit) forces in Lebanon – Ain Al-Hilweh" The photo shows an alleged Israeli pilot on his back with his upper body inside the trunk of a...

The official Facebook page of Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah party posted images from the Palestinian city of Tulkarem showing Fatah activists handing out candy to people in the street to celebrate the "kidnapping of the Israeli soldier" in Gaza. On July 21, 2014, Hamas disseminated the false claim that it...

Text: "Here is Jerusalem, here is the revolution."

Fatah posted photos of young Israelis mourning the death of the three students Naftali Frenkel, aged 16, Gilad Shaar, aged 16, and Eyal Yifrach, aged 19, and wrote: "Israelis crying over the three killed soldiers, whose bodies, according to Israeli claims, were found this evening in Hebron, 19 days..."

Text on cartoon: "Netanyahu's condition after the capture of the Zionist soldiers in Hebron." Doctor: "What's bothering you?" Netanyahu: "The residents of Hebron." Facebook page administrator's text with two smileys: "Open to your interpretation :) :) " Note: Fatah is claiming that the three...

Fatah’s Facebook page, “Fatah – The Main Page” posted a response to the criticism PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas has received for his speech to the foreign ministers of the Islamic countries in which he condemned the kidnapping of the three Israeli youths Eyal Yifrah, Gilad Shaar, and Naftali Fraenkel,...

Text on fingers, right to left: "Three, Shalits, Long live Palestine." Text on palm: "Three Shalits." Status text: "Reactions to the 'Three Shalits' campaign, which has taken off in the social media networks in support of the capture of the Israeli occupation soldiers." Click to view bulletin Note:...

On its official Facebook page, Fatah posted a cartoon of a victory sign with three fingers held up instead of two, symbolizing the three Israeli youths who were kidnapped on Thursday, June 12, 2014. Accompanying the picture was a smiley with the text, "For your interpretation :)" Click to view...

Text on image: "Masterstroke" Status text: "Masterstroke... open to interpretation."