Fatah Spokesman in the Nablus District Kayed Mi’ari: “What we saw yesterday (i.e., shooting attack) is the Palestinian people’s natural right to resist, defend its resources and dignity, and come out against the occupation’s forces and its settler herds… It is the Palestinian people’s natural right...”

Text under logo: “[Fatah] Commission of Information and Culture – the Southern Districts (i.e., the Gaza Strip)” Text on screen: “There is an uprising and intifada in Jerusalem… Gaza also had a position and a word [on the matter]. The uprising over sovereignty over the capital has turned into a...”

Video: The screenshot shows a man firing an assault rifle into the air. Text on screen: “Nineteen years since the death of the uncompromising resistance member A long journey of struggle Whose title was ‘Martyrdom on the land of Palestine’ He joined the ranks of the revolution at age 18 And led...”

Host: “We have no army, but we have masks and rifles that can frighten the enemy in every battle,” said uncompromising resistance fighter Martyr Marwan Zalum, a member of the student battalion who joined the Fatah Movement’s ranks after high school, commander of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades (i.e.,...

Official PA TV host: (Clue:) “The birthplace of the one who is entirely glory is in Arraba, Jenin. He fought, struggled, protected the promise with his free and revolutionary spirit, and when he died as a Martyr he was the head of the PFLP. He believed in victory and in tomorrow, in the [national]...”

Official PA TV host 1: “Our question for you today is: Give me an answer about a figure whose Martyrdom-death anniversary is marked today… an influential Palestinian figure.” Gazan resident Khalil: “Maybe Khalil Al-Wazir [Abu Jihad].” Official PA TV host: “Correct answer… If you would like to give...”

Official PA TV reporter: “48 years have passed since the assassination of the three commanders (i.e., Black September terror org. members) Abu Yusuf Al-Najjar, Kamal Nasser, and Kamal Adwan … The night of April 10, 1973, has become a painful memory due to the loss of three of the most prominent...”

Fatah Tulkarem Secretary Iyad Jarrad: “This great welcome [of a released prisoner] is because the least [we can do] is a gesture of loyalty to our prisoners who have sacrificed their lives. We must always welcome them, carry them aloft, and make speeches that are worthy of them, their activities,...”

Fatah post on Facebook lauds “eternal Martyr” Abu Jihad, who was responsible for the murder of 125 Israelis

Director-General of the PA Ministry of Education Directorate of Education in Jenin Salam Al-Taher: “The prisoners are the symbol of freedom, and we always teach our children freedom. How will they learn the meaning of freedom if we don't speak about the prisoners who are in the occupation’s...”

Fatah Director of Women’s Affairs in Khan Yunis, Gaza, Lamia Al-Jarf: “We are still making promises to [the Martyrs] and we will remain loyal to their pure blood until victory, until [the establishment of] the Palestinian state and until [sovereignty over] Jerusalem. We are following their...”

Text on screen: “Dalal Mughrabi Born in 1958 in the Sabra refugee camp Dalal joined the Palestinian self-sacrificing movement while she was still in school At the age of 20, Dalal was selected to command the Deir Yassin squad that was composed of 12 self-sacrificing fighters Dalal and her squad...”

Official PA TV narrator: “The first Martyr of the modern Palestinian revolution is hero Ahmad Musa Ibrahim Al-Dalki [Salameh]… He participated in Fatah’s first military operation (i.e., terror attack), the Eilabun tunnel bombing operation on the night of Jan. 1, 1965, which is known as the...”

Official PA TV newsreader: “For [International Women’s Day] March 8, the Palestinians are remembering role models of honorable and fighting women, including Martyr Dalal Mughrabi (i.e., terrorist, led murder of 37, incl. 12 children), poet Fadwa Touqan, fighter Fatima Barnawi (i.e., terrorist,...”

Official PA TV narrator: “Palestinian women in the State of Palestine constitute 49% of the population, in other words half of the society in the full sense of the words resolve, partnership, and equality… They are the ones defending the dream and the spark of the revolution and struggle. They have...”

Text on screen: “On March 7, 1988, a self-sacrificing squad belonging to Fatah carried out the Dimona operation (i.e., murder of 3), in which an Israeli bus was hijacked while it was transporting laborers and workers to the Israeli nuclear center. The self-sacrificing fighters demanded the release...”

Fatah Central Committee Secretary Jibril Rajoub: Someone said [about us]: “They are praising the Martyrs.” Okay, sure! We are their followers. We are their soldiers. We were educated in their schools... Sure, I praise Abu Jihad, Abu Iyad (i.e., terrorists who planned numerous attacks), Yasser...

Official PA TV reporter: "Prisoner Fahmi Mashahreh (i.e., terrorist, involved in murder of 19)... was arrested during the Al-Aqsa Intifada (i.e., PA terror campaign 2000-2005)... Fahmi was the father of a baby girl and a fetus in its mother’s womb, and today he is the father of four children. He..."

Fatah Central Committee Secretary Jibril Rajoub: “[The coming PA elections] will be [held in Jerusalem] against the will of Netanyahu and this criminal occupation… We want to win, to rule, and to lead through our good traits, our values, and the heritage that were left to us by Yasser Arafat,...”

Fatah Central Committee Secretary Jibril Rajoub: "I send blessings to my brothers and colleagues in prison, and foremost among them the two national leaders, my colleagues in the [Fatah] Central Committee, brother leader Marwan Barghouti and brother leader Karim Younes (i.e., terrorist murderers)..."

“Black September changed the rules of the game, ‎especially after the Munich operation (i.e., murder of 11 Israeli athletes), ‎which Israel exploited to justify a series of assassinations against the ‎Palestinians, including commander Ali Hassan Salameh.”‎

“Salameh left a life ‎life story that turned him into a symbol of extraordinary security activity. [This] ‎was continued and is still being continued by his students and those who ‎love him, who view him as a beacon guiding them on the path to liberation ‎and return.”‎

"From Acre Prison went forth the funeral of Muhammad Jamjoum and Fuad ‎Hijazi.‎ Take revenge for them, my people"

"... for me this decision is very normal… because [it’s] my duty as a ‎Palestinian woman… to stand by my husband now, prisoner Osama Al-‎Ashqar, and to help and support him on his path to freedom"

PLO posts photo of elderly man launching rocks with a sling shot, saying he’s an “Icon of Palestinian struggle”