PA Mufti: Palestine, “from its [Jordan] River to its [Mediterranean] Sea”
Palestine Live TV broadcast the “Knights of Freedom” rally held in honor of released terrorists from Jenin: Hazza Al-Sa’adi, Muhammad Al-Sabbagh, Muhammad Turkeman, Osama Abu Hananeh, Ahmad Abd Al-Aziz and Othman Bani Hassan (see descriptions below).
Mufti of Jerusalem and the Palestinian territories Muhammad Hussein: “Oh, people from all districts of the homeland, from the cities, villages, and refugee camps of beloved Palestine, dear Palestine, from its [Jordan] River to its [Mediterranean] Sea. My beloved ones, I bless you all with the blessing of freedom, the blessing of honor…
Yes brothers and sisters. This is the hour when everyone rejoices, when we see our brothers who are dear to our hearts, dear to all our people, breathing the air of freedom. Congratulations, oh free men, praise Allah you are safe and sound, Jihad fighters, praise Allah Palestine is still proud thanks to your Jihad, your sacrifice and the sacrifice of many stars from among the Martyrs and the free men, for whom we all hope and pray that the salvation will arrive soon, Allah willing. Beloved ones, released prisoners, Jihad fighters, sons of dear Palestine, this is the hour of happiness, the hour of hope, the hour of your joy, your families’, your people’s, all the free men in this worlds’ [joy]…”
The host of the event invites the officials, including PA Chairman Abbas’ representative Azzam Ahmad to distribute the plaques of honor to each released terrorist.
PA Minister of Prisoners’ Affairs distributes plaques of honor to the terrorists.
Notes: Hazza Al-Sa’adi – he and accomplice Othman Bani Hassan murdered Yosef Eliahu and Leah Elmakais while they were hiking on Mount Gilboa (July 21, 1985). He was serving a life sentence, but was released from prison in October 2013 as one of 104 terrorists whom Israel agreed to release to fulfill the PA's precondition for renewing negotiations.
Muhammad Al-Sabbagh tortured and murdered three Palestinians because he suspected them of collaborating with Israel. He was serving a life sentence, but was released from prison in October 2013 as one of 104 terrorists whom Israel agreed to release to fulfill the PA's precondition for renewing negotiations.
Muhammad Turkeman – he and accomplices Osama Al-Silawi, Ahmad Abd Al-Aziz and Osama Abu Hananeh, murdered Motti Biton and wounded his wife Molly near Jenin in October 1992. He was serving a life sentence, but was released in October 2013 as one of 104 terrorists whom Israel agreed to release to fulfill the PA's precondition for renewing negotiations.
Osama Abu Hananeh - he and accomplices Osama Al-Silawi, Ahmad Abd Al-Aziz and Muhammad Turkeman, murdered Motti Biton and wounded his wife Molly near Jenin in October 1992. He was sentenced to life in prison, but was released in October 2013 as one of 104 terrorists whom Israel agreed to release to fulfill the PA's precondition for renewing negotiations.
Ahmad Abd Al-Aziz Qadura – he and accomplices Osama Al-Silawi, Muhammad Turkeman and Osama Abu Hananeh, murdered Motti Biton and wounded his wife Molly near Jenin in October 1992. He was serving a life sentence, but was released in October 2013 as one of 104 terrorists whom Israel agreed to release to fulfill the PA's precondition for renewing negotiations.
Othman Bani Hassan – he and accomplice Hazza Al-Sa’adi murdered Yosef Eliahu and Leah Elmakais while they were hiking on Mount Gilboa (July 21, 1985). He was sentenced to life in prison, but was released from prison in October 2013 as one of 104 terrorists whom Israel agreed to release to fulfill the PA's precondition for renewing negotiations.
Ahmad Sa’adat - serving a 30-year sentence for heading the PFLP terror organization. A song at a PFLP event also praised him for planning the assassination of Israeli Minister of Tourism Rehavam Ze'evi in 2001, but he has not been tried for this crime.
Marwan Barghouti - serving five life sentences for orchestrating terror attacks against Israeli civilians. When arrested in 2002, he headed Fatah's military wing, the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades. After he was convicted and imprisoned, he was re-elected member of the Palestinian Authority parliament.
Abu Jihad (Khalil Al-Wazir) was a founder of Fatah and deputy to Yasser Arafat. He headed the PLO terror organization's military wing and planned many deadly Fatah terror attacks, including the most lethal in Israeli history, the hijacking of a bus and killing of 37 civilians, 12 of them children.
Dalal Mughrabi led the most lethal terror attack in Israel's history in 1978, when she and other terrorists hijacked a bus and killed 37 civilians, 12 of them children.
Saad Sayel - Senior Fatah commander. He led the PLO forces that were based in Lebanon during the early 1980s.
The rally was attended by the following PA officials: PA Minister of Prisoners’ Affairs Issa Karake, Deputy Minister of Prisoners’ Affairs Ziad Abu Ein, District Governor of Ramallah and El-Bireh Laila Ghannam, District Governor of Tubas Rabih Al-Khandaqji, District Governor of Jericho Majed Al-Fatiani, PA Minister of Interior Sa’id Abu Ali, Fatah Central Committee members Abbas Zaki, Mahmoud Al-Aloul, and Azzam Al-Ahmad. Fatah spokesperson Ahmad Assaf, and Mufti of Jerusalem and the Palestinian territories Muhammad Hussein.
Mufti of Jerusalem and the Palestinian territories Muhammad Hussein: “Oh, people from all districts of the homeland, from the cities, villages, and refugee camps of beloved Palestine, dear Palestine, from its [Jordan] River to its [Mediterranean] Sea. My beloved ones, I bless you all with the blessing of freedom, the blessing of honor…
Yes brothers and sisters. This is the hour when everyone rejoices, when we see our brothers who are dear to our hearts, dear to all our people, breathing the air of freedom. Congratulations, oh free men, praise Allah you are safe and sound, Jihad fighters, praise Allah Palestine is still proud thanks to your Jihad, your sacrifice and the sacrifice of many stars from among the Martyrs and the free men, for whom we all hope and pray that the salvation will arrive soon, Allah willing. Beloved ones, released prisoners, Jihad fighters, sons of dear Palestine, this is the hour of happiness, the hour of hope, the hour of your joy, your families’, your people’s, all the free men in this worlds’ [joy]…”
The host of the event invites the officials, including PA Chairman Abbas’ representative Azzam Ahmad to distribute the plaques of honor to each released terrorist.
PA Minister of Prisoners’ Affairs distributes plaques of honor to the terrorists.
Notes: Hazza Al-Sa’adi – he and accomplice Othman Bani Hassan murdered Yosef Eliahu and Leah Elmakais while they were hiking on Mount Gilboa (July 21, 1985). He was serving a life sentence, but was released from prison in October 2013 as one of 104 terrorists whom Israel agreed to release to fulfill the PA's precondition for renewing negotiations.
Muhammad Al-Sabbagh tortured and murdered three Palestinians because he suspected them of collaborating with Israel. He was serving a life sentence, but was released from prison in October 2013 as one of 104 terrorists whom Israel agreed to release to fulfill the PA's precondition for renewing negotiations.
Muhammad Turkeman – he and accomplices Osama Al-Silawi, Ahmad Abd Al-Aziz and Osama Abu Hananeh, murdered Motti Biton and wounded his wife Molly near Jenin in October 1992. He was serving a life sentence, but was released in October 2013 as one of 104 terrorists whom Israel agreed to release to fulfill the PA's precondition for renewing negotiations.
Osama Abu Hananeh - he and accomplices Osama Al-Silawi, Ahmad Abd Al-Aziz and Muhammad Turkeman, murdered Motti Biton and wounded his wife Molly near Jenin in October 1992. He was sentenced to life in prison, but was released in October 2013 as one of 104 terrorists whom Israel agreed to release to fulfill the PA's precondition for renewing negotiations.
Ahmad Abd Al-Aziz Qadura – he and accomplices Osama Al-Silawi, Muhammad Turkeman and Osama Abu Hananeh, murdered Motti Biton and wounded his wife Molly near Jenin in October 1992. He was serving a life sentence, but was released in October 2013 as one of 104 terrorists whom Israel agreed to release to fulfill the PA's precondition for renewing negotiations.
Othman Bani Hassan – he and accomplice Hazza Al-Sa’adi murdered Yosef Eliahu and Leah Elmakais while they were hiking on Mount Gilboa (July 21, 1985). He was sentenced to life in prison, but was released from prison in October 2013 as one of 104 terrorists whom Israel agreed to release to fulfill the PA's precondition for renewing negotiations.
Ahmad Sa’adat - serving a 30-year sentence for heading the PFLP terror organization. A song at a PFLP event also praised him for planning the assassination of Israeli Minister of Tourism Rehavam Ze'evi in 2001, but he has not been tried for this crime.
Marwan Barghouti - serving five life sentences for orchestrating terror attacks against Israeli civilians. When arrested in 2002, he headed Fatah's military wing, the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades. After he was convicted and imprisoned, he was re-elected member of the Palestinian Authority parliament.
Abu Jihad (Khalil Al-Wazir) was a founder of Fatah and deputy to Yasser Arafat. He headed the PLO terror organization's military wing and planned many deadly Fatah terror attacks, including the most lethal in Israeli history, the hijacking of a bus and killing of 37 civilians, 12 of them children.
Dalal Mughrabi led the most lethal terror attack in Israel's history in 1978, when she and other terrorists hijacked a bus and killed 37 civilians, 12 of them children.
Saad Sayel - Senior Fatah commander. He led the PLO forces that were based in Lebanon during the early 1980s.
The rally was attended by the following PA officials: PA Minister of Prisoners’ Affairs Issa Karake, Deputy Minister of Prisoners’ Affairs Ziad Abu Ein, District Governor of Ramallah and El-Bireh Laila Ghannam, District Governor of Tubas Rabih Al-Khandaqji, District Governor of Jericho Majed Al-Fatiani, PA Minister of Interior Sa’id Abu Ali, Fatah Central Committee members Abbas Zaki, Mahmoud Al-Aloul, and Azzam Al-Ahmad. Fatah spokesperson Ahmad Assaf, and Mufti of Jerusalem and the Palestinian territories Muhammad Hussein.