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Germany admits to truth in PMW report on PA terror salaries
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Sept. 7, 2016
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The Tower
The British newspaper The Mail on Sunday reported in March that the PA was continuing to use British foreign aid money to pay terrorists’ salaries despite having promised to stop, prompting a UK government probe. Several weeks later, the watchdog group Palestinian Media Watch showed that the PA was using aid money from other countries as well.
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PMW asks scouts to cancel Palestinian membership over terror promotion
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Sept. 5, 2016
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The Algemeiner
“We would like to bring to your attention that the Palestinian Scout Association (PSA), which six months ago was accepted as a full member in the World Organization of the Scout Movement, is training its scout leaders to see a cold-blooded terrorist murderer as their role model,” Itamar Marcus, director of Palestinian Media Watch, wrote in an email to the World Scout Movement.
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Scouts challenge PMW evidence of terror glorification by official Palestine chapter
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Sept. 4, 2016
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The Washington Post
Palestinian Media Watch, an Israeli group that monitors what it says is incitement in Palestinian media and society, rejected the scout movement's conclusions... In a letter to the movement, it said it had found overwhelming evidence that the two Palestinian scouting groups work closely with one another, including dozens of pictures identifying the same people as leaders of both organizations.
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PMW evidence contradicts statements made by the world scout body
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Sept. 4, 2016
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Breitbart
Palestinian Media Watch director Itamar Marcus demanded “concrete evidence” from the WOSM to prove that the course had nothing to do with the PSA. “Until we are given evidence otherwise, will assume the information on the PSA website is correct and that this is a PSA course,” Marcus wrote in a letter to Stephen Peck from the WOSM.
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PMW report triggers probe into misuse of German federal aid to PA
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Sept. 1, 2016
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Breitbart
[...] Israeli NGO Palestinian Media Watch (PMW) in 2015 claimed that western donor countries were still giving the PA more than a billion dollars, with the understanding that the PA has stopped paying salaries to terrorists. When Itamar Marcus, the director of PMW, presented his findings to Dutch, British, and German parliamentarians...
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Hamodia praises PMW for exposing PA antisemitism
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Aug. 23, 2016
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Israel Today
“In its just-released annual report on religious freedom, the State Department cited the Palestinian Authority’s official media for presenting anti-Semitic material… To the uninitiated, the State Department’s conclusion might not appear like much of a revelation, thanks to organizations like Itamar Marcus’ Palestinian Media Watch.”
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Newsweek on PMW's coverage of Fatah boasting about killing 11,000 Israelis
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Aug. 5, 2016
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Newsweek Europe
The political party of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas bragged about its killing of Israelis... The post was translated by Israeli media watchdog Palestinian Media Watch, which said that Fatah issued a similar claim on its Facebook page in 2014. (Aug. 5, 2016)
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NY Times reports on PMW bulletin: Fatah brags about killing 11,000 Israelis
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Aug. 4, 2016
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The New York Times
The party of President Mahmoud Abbas listed one of its main achievements as having “killed 11,000 Israelis.” The post garnered additional attention after it was translated into English by Palestinian Media Watch, an organization that monitors anti-Israel and anti-Semitic statements in the Arab news media. (Aug. 4, 2016)
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Interview with PMW director Itamar Marcus on Abbas' so-called support for freedom of the press
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Aug. 3, 2016
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The Algemeiner
The head of an Israel-based research organization ridiculed PA President Mahmoud Abbas on Wednesday for “creating, as policy, a virtual reality in which all truth is turned upside down.” Itamar Marcus, founder and director of Palestinian Media Watch (PMW), was referring to a report in the official PA daily on Tuesday that Abbas had declared that he was going “to strengthen the freedom of the press in the Arab world, and decided that August 1 will be Freedom of Opinion and Speech Day in Palestine.”
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Boston Globe reports on PMW's report exposing PA Olympic official's terror support
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Aug. 2, 2016
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The Boston Globe
"In a new report, Palestinian Media Watch has documented multiple examples of [Chairman of the Palestine Olympic Committee] Rajoub’s praise for terrorism and incitement to murder... Palestinian athletes deserve a better leader than Rajoub, a man so toxic with hatred that he applauds terror attacks and denounces games that bring Arab and Jewish kids together."
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The Australian reports on PMW report exposing PA Olympic official's terror support
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Aug. 2, 2016
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The Australian
There is no chance for peace... so long as obdurate haters such as Rajoub are in charge of the Palestine Olympic Committee... Australian fellow travellers cannot plead ignorance of the motives of appalling men such as Rajoub, a member of the Fatah Central Committee. True, Palestinian leaders seldom make such statements in English. Yet the glorification of terrorists and the anti-Semitism that feature daily in official Palestinian media is readily available in English, online, thanks to the diligence of Palestinian Media Watch.
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Haaretz article credits PMW for exposing first iteration of PA libel that settler rabbis called to poison Palestinian water
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June 29, 2016
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Haaretz
Mahmoud Abbas... repeated the nonsense in a “report” that the chairman of the “Settlements Council” had ordered the poisoning of Palestinian wells... Palestinian Media Watch located a report broadcast by the official Palestinian television station on June 20, which asserted that an Israeli human rights organization had “revealed” the order by a rabbi named Shlomo Melamed. But there is no organization called the Settlements Council, and there is no rabbi named Shlomo Melamed.
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