"I salute her soul... [she] who established her Palestinian Republic in her own special way."

The words of a student at a school named after terrorist Mughrabi show the success of PA's role modeling of terrorists.

Fatah spokesman: Terrorist Dalal Mughrabi was an "example of bravery, heroism, sacrifice and courage."

Abu Jihad was responsible for the deaths of 125 Israelis. (Dec. 11, 2013)

Jordanian actress on PA TV: "We grew up in school on the personality of this Palestinian female fighter."

Fatah's Facebook page calls Palestinian female demonstrators "whores" and longs for the return of female terrorist killers. (Sept. 10, 2013)

Abbas awarded $6,000 to dance group named after terrorist Dalal Mughrabi, who led killing of 37.

One of Fatah's Facebook pages posted a picture glorifying Palestinian female terrorists Dalal Mughrabi, Ayyat Al-Akhras and Laila Khaled. (July 29, 2013)

"We salute the heroic fighter," was among the words of praise for murderer by PA official.

Throughout the month of April, PA leaders, Fatah officials and Palestinian institutions actively commemorated and glorified terrorist Abu Jihad, killer of 125 Israelis, as a hero. (May 2, 2013)

This special report prepared for Canadian Parliament documents that in addition to promoting terror by paying salaries to terrorists, the Palestinian Authority promotes terror by glorifying terrorists. Hundreds of terrorists have been honored by the PA, many of them murderers serving numerous life...

Fatah's official Facebook page portrays Saddam Hussein and terrorist Dalal Mughrabi as heroes. Fatah maps present a world without Israel (Jan. 7, 2013)

A look back at the real Arafat, leader of the terror campaign (Intifada) against Israel that targeted civilians. (Nov. 28, 2012)

"[As documented by PMW], Palestinian Authority and Fatah officials are referring, again and again, to the terrorist Dalal Mughrabi as a hero, a freedom fighter. Mughrabi took part in the 1978 attack on Israel's coast road (connecting Tel Aviv and Haifa), killing 37 Israelis, 12 of them children..."

The Governor of Jericho tells camp participants that Mughrabi "should be a beacon for us in our activities." (July 17, 2012)

PLO-sponsored sports tournament for youth includes a team named after Dalal Mughrabi (May 7, 2012)

The PA and Fatah continue to present terrorist Dalal Mughrabi as a hero and a role model. (March 22, 2012)

Terrorists who killed 37 described as “heroes… who shook the land, brought down mountains.” (Jan. 09, 2012)

Mughrabi and fellow terrorists described as "having no fear of death" and "heroes, who shook the land, brought down the mountains." (August 29, 2011)

Advisor defends PA policy of honoring Palestinian "Martyrs" by naming events and locations after them, despite international condemnation and possible cuts in financial aid to the PA. (July 31, 2011)

PA PM Salam Fayyad sponsors closing ceremony of PA summer camp that named children’s groups after terrorists Dalal Mughrabi, Salah Khalaf, and Abu Ali Mustafa. (July 21, 2011)

Fatah children’s camp group and graduating class at a girls’ college in Ramallah both named after terrorist Dalal Mughrabi, continuing PA policy of honoring terrorists (July 5, 2011)

Arab world TV campaign to "support women's issues" presents terrorist Dalal Mughrabi heroically (May 10, 2011)

Female terrorists such as Mughrabi, whose 1978 bus hijacking killed 37 civilians and suicide bombers Wafa Idris and Darin Abu Aisheh praised as role models. (March 28, 2011)

To the PA: "Of course we want to name a square after her" To Israelis: "There's no doubt, I'm against it" (March 27, 2011)