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The Palestinian Authority presents terrorists as heroes and role models for children by naming summer camps after them. In addition, summer camps are named for Israeli cities, which are presented as Palestinian cities, as part of the PA’s ongoing message to children not to recognize Israel. This section includes some examples among many.

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Youth told to continue "in way of Shahids" (Martyrs)

Source: Al-Hayat Al-Jadida (Fatah), Aug. 12, 2008

“The youth committee of the high school in the Yatta region finished the summer camp activities … in his speech, Jihad Abu Zahra, coordinator of the youth committee … emphasized the desire of the youth to continue the way of the Shahids (Martyrs) until the fulfillment of our people's goals of freedom and independence.”

A summer camp in "honor and admiration" of Mughrabi

Source: Al-Hayat Al-Jadida (Fatah), July 23, 2008

Dalal Mughrabi in 1978 led the worst terror attack in Israeli history, in which 37 people were killed and more than 70 injured, in a bus hijacking.
“A summer camp in the name of the Shahida [Martyr] Dalal Mughrabi was opened... by the Fatah movement … out of honor and admiration for the Shahida [Martyr].”

Summer camp activities dedicated to Dalal Mughrabi

Source: Al-Ayyam, July 22, 2008

Dalal Mughrabi in 1978 led the worst terror attack in Israeli history, in which 37 people were killed and more than 70 injured, in a bus hijacking.
“The activities of the [summer] camp are organized with the support of the Palestinian Center for Dissemination of Democracy & Community Development … [with] teams which carry names with a national and historical significance, and names of Shahids... the camp activities are dedicated to the memory of two Shahids, Dalal Mughrabi and Azmi Saghir.”