“My machine gun and my bullets are the path to salvation” – PA highlights songs about bullets and rifles

Fatah is “leading the national battle of liberation” - with kids bearing rifles and man firing RPG

Official PA TV narrator: “Because songs are a basic part of our ‎culture and they express our national identity… and because these ‎songs are present in our consciousness and still fascinate us with ‎values and meanings… It’s here: ‘The Tune of the Homeland.’”‎

“With our skulls we will pave the path to victory, until the liberation of ‎Palestine” - Father of murderer echoes arch-terrorist Abu Jihad

Songs about rifles, violence, ‎murderers, and Martyrdom - are PA’s “cultural and… national identity"

These days, Abbas’ Fatah Movement is busy highlighting its upcoming 56th anniversary. “The Launch” of Fatah is counted from its first terror attack against Israel, when the movement attempted to blow up Israel's National Water Carrier on Jan. 1, 1965.

Dozens of masked fighters with automatic rifles and pistols marched in the parades

Waving a gun and making a motion to slit someone’s throat is part of Gazan singer Abdallah Saaideh’s repertoire in a violent song and music video released in October

PA: “Wave the rifle… we will not cast our weapons from our hands”

One song in particular stresses the fact that the Palestinians have and will never abandon violence: My Weapon Has Emerged.

Palestinian kids’ destiny is to die for Palestine - they should “sacrifice” themselves for Jerusalem and its holy sites! That is the official message from Abbas’ Presidential Office.

“The Martyr of the revolution will be led in a wedding procession on the day that Martyrdom-death is granted to him”

"There is no force in the world that can remove the weapon from my hand My weapon has emerged. My weapon has emerged."

Fatah praised Palestinian women as the makers of “heroes” and “Martyrs” who “scented the pure land of Palestine with their pure blood"

Fatah members marched with knives, rifles, and mock explosive belts at anniversary rally in Ramallah

Dozens of armed masked fighters together with posters of terrorist murderers displayed at parades

PA child abuse revisited

Fatah emphasized the movement’s adherence to Arafat’s legacy of violence and terror.

PA violence and terror promotion continues

Abbas’ representative on stage with armed masked men at Fatah event honoring terrorists.

At a Fatah rally, masked men with Fatah headbands called for murder of Israelis. (Jan. 6, 2018)

These images commemorate 54 years since Fatah's first attempted terror attack against Israel on Jan. 1, 1965. (Jan. 3, 2019)

As the anniversary of Fatah approaches, the movement emphasizes its values to the Palestinian public, one of which is devotion to "the armed struggle" against Israel and Fatah's adoration for the rifle. (Dec. 12, 2018)

"The rifle will never fall," declared Fatah Central Committee member Abbas Zaki on PA TV. (Dec. 2, 2018)

The PLO and Fatah in Nablus invite Palestinians to participate in “the Friday of rage and defiance.” (Jan. 3, 2018)