Fatah honours the fathers of terrorists who murdered 3 people in a bar in Tel Aviv, and who shot at Israeli security forces, saying the "martyrs came forth from the homes of the PA Security Forces," of which both fathers are members

Video and text posted on the official Fatah Facebook page The video shows images in honor of terrorist prisoner Nasser Abu Hmeid, while a song plays in the background. Lyrics: “Fatah, arise and take pride in yourself Victorious one, arise, take pride in yourself, and fill your lighters Heroic...”

Fatah seeks to "liberate the world from ‘the Zionist myth’" and "continue popular resistance" which is Israel's "main obstacle to completing the colonialist project of the land of Palestine and its spread from Palestine to the Arab states"

Fatah Deputy Chairman says they encouraged the violent anti-Israel riots, declaring that "we will resist the occupation with full vigour and force… we have no choice but to resist"

PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas: “I appreciate the nation for recognizing the great efforts of you [prisoners]. We, for our part, my brother Hussein, whatever you want… we are prepared to fulfill our duty” ... Released prisoner Hussein Suleiman Al-Zre’i: “May Allah bless you, Your Honor the President...”

Member of the PA Presidential Security Force “carried out many military operations against the Israeli occupation forces” as a "martyr fighter," says official PA daily

Under interrogation after being recaptured by Israel, Fatah terrorist says that if he escapes prison again, he’s going “straight to the PA – it is better there”

Fatah Central Committee Secretary Jibril Rajoub: “12% of the prisoners (i.e., terrorists) in the [Israeli] prisons are members of the [PA] Security [Forces]. 12% of the total are security members. So no one should lecture Fatah or its institutions." Jibril Rajoub also holds the following positions:...”"

Protesters objecting the killing of anti-PA activist were actually "an army of agents who were planted by the occupation," claims Fatah official in Lebanon, while showing off the PA's involvement in terror war

Director of PLO Commission of Prisoners’ Affairs Qadri Abu Bakr: “Our position regarding the payment of the salaries and allowances of the prisoners and their families is firm. This is their right, and it is anchored in all the international conventions and treaties, because our prisoners are...”

“All the Fatah frameworks have been involved in the popular resistance in all places,” says Fatah, touting their role in the violent riots while demanding an “expansion of confrontation with the settler colonialism in all districts”

Official PA TV reporter: “The PLO was established in 1964 in order to found an independent Palestinian state. Its establishment was declared during a meeting of the Arab League in Cairo. The main goal of establishing the organization was the liberation of Palestine through armed struggle first.”

PA claims Abbas “tipped the scales in favour of armed struggle at the first Fatah Central Committee meeting, which led to the outbreak of the modern Palestinian revolution,” and maintain that he is still "the one maintaining the spark of the Palestinian national liberation enterprise"

Senior Fatah Official Jibril Rajoub promises to “continue the cycle of blood and killing,” threatening that “we are not the only ones who will die” because "we own the armed struggle" and will fight the "rule of the neo-Nazis"

Official PA daily op-ed says nationwide riots were “the latest order that the Palestinian [PA] leadership issued its people that it declare a comprehensive popular war”

Fatah Jenin Branch Secretary Ata Abu Rmeileh: “Of course this is an occupation. The crimes are continuing from the start of the attempt by the occupation and the settler herds to defile the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque… As a Palestinian people all the possibilities are open before us – a comprehensive...”

In a bid to win more votes, Fatah reminds electorate that they were "the one who actually lit the torch of the revolution at the start of 1965," and posts images of Fatah riots to gain support from Palestinian voters

Assault rifles, shooting, and mortars being fired are depicted in Fatah election campaign poster, in attempt to win over the electorate by promising that they are a party of violence against Israel and whoever "denies this bears the guilt of traitors"

Chairman of the PA-funded Prisoners’ Club Qadura Fares: “[Prisoners from] the Palestinian national movement (i.e., Fatah) and the Palestinian national and Islamic factions (i.e., PFLP, Hamas, and Islamic Jihad) –fought according to instructions from them. They are their soldiers in the battle."

"The issue of the families of the Martyrs and the prisoners is at the top of our list of priorities, and any amount [of money] we have will be earmarked for them…"

Director of NGOs in the PA Ministry of Internal Affairs Abd Al-Nasser Al-Sairafi: “Before the establishment of the PA – during and before the first– the charity NGOs such as the General Association of NGOs, libraries, and municipalities were a refuge for the released prisoners to work in. They were...”

"Fatah decided to stand firm at Al-Karameh and in Beirut… and thus it led our people's intifadas"

Editor in Chief of Ma’an boasts about Fatah’s terror, and inflates the number murdered by terrorist Raed Al-Karmi from 9 to 240

Editor in Chief of the independent Palestinian news agency Ma’an Nasser Al-Lahham: “On the level of casualties, no one has caused more casualties than Fatah. When Fatah would go down to the battle field, you would count hundreds of killed Israelis… With Martyr Raed Al-Karmi [alone] Fatah took down...”

"Fatah has led and will continue to lead the national project"