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Ask the PA, is Ramadan time for peace or time for Terror

Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, the PA has inverted reality.

For weeks, PA media has been immersed in the Coronavirus story, including occasional demonization of Israel - without mentioning Israel's efforts in helping the PA.

At the UN, Abbas claimed that the Palestinians “spread a culture of peace,” “fight violence,” are “not against Jews,” yet his own party marched into 2020 with knives, rifles, and suicide belts.

Fatah leader repeats “Stages Plan”: “Palestine” on the 1967 borders is “an intermediate statement.” Goal is to replace Israel.

The PA pretends to be peace-seekers when meeting foreign audiences, while lauding terrorists to Palestinians.

Israeli-Palestinian “security coordination” is nothing but a bluff that predominantly serves Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas’s Fatah Party to rid itself of its own political rivals from Hamas.

Palestinian reactions to the fires that raged across Israel ranged from expressing solidarity with the PA assisting Israel to accusations that Allah was punishing Israel.

A Palestinian TV cultural program interviewed a Palestinian author who criticized the tendency to demand hatred of Jews.

Ahmadi leader Sharif Odeh said that Muslims must "defend, first of all, the churches, houses of worship and monasteries of their fellow men, even before their own mosques."

The PA-funded magazine glorifies Jihad fighters against Israel, depicts a world without Israel, and demonizes Jews and Israelis. (Dec. 28, 2011)

The latest issue presents visual images of Palestinian jurisdiction over all of Israel as well as texts calling for the "liberation" of all of the land of "Palestine." (Dec. 28, 2011)

UNESCO announced that it is canceling funding of the PA-funded "Zayzafuna" magazine, which presented Hitler as a role model for youth. (Dec. 23, 2011)

"Even if your home is stolen, you don't want it to burn" - Some categorized aid as a "humanitarian act," others said help was given because the Carmel Forest is really in "occupied Palestine." (Jan. 5, 2011)

The PA daily gave prominent first page coverage to the solidarity visit of Israeli rabbis after an arson attack in a mosque. (Oct. 11, 2010)