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Fatah calls terrorist Zaid Younes, who murdered 2 people, a "hero" as they honour him with a rally for Palestinian Prisoners' Day

Glorifying violence, Fatah shares image of masked Palestinian men wearing shoes in desecration of Al-Aqsa Mosque, clearly only there to launch the rocks that they wield at Israelis

Fatah shares video of Arafat calling on Palestinians to commit Ribat, religious conflict over land claimed to be Islamic, while praising those who commit this religious terrorism as "giants"

Tel Aviv murderer is compared to killer Dalal Mughrabi, as Fatah boasts that his bar shooting necessitated the use of Israeli special forces last deployed in Tel Aviv after Mughrabi's 1978 attack

Posting a photo of terrorist Diya Ahmed Hassan Hamarsheh who murdered 5 people, Fatah glorifies the killer, saying he has "a Fatah leaning and a Palestinian identity"

Israeli troops assassinate terrorists planning imminent shooting attack – Fatah responds "declared general mourning for the souls of the heroic Martyrs" and calling for "severe escalation of the confrontation with the occupation," threatening "no one can turn back the hands of time"

Fatah glorifies former PLO and PA Chairman Yasser Arafat by posting a photo of him holding an AK-47 assault rifle

Fatah shows off assignment written by a 4th grader about the 6 escaped terrorist murderers, saying “our children have already well understood the lesson of the prisoners”

Fatah shares a poster from 1970, showing former Israeli PM Golda Meir and a local-born terrorist "knight and fighter" who murdered 2 people, asking “To whom does Palestine belong?”

Video: Narrator: “They had their say: “We will attack and we will not be attacked” The heroes of the Nahariya operation (i.e., terrorists, murdered 4): Self-sacrificing fighter Abd Al-Rahim Muhammad Nasif Self-sacrificing fighter Ahmad Muhammad Abd Al-‘Al Self-sacrificing fighter Muhammad Abd...”

Fatah lauds Palestinian "self-sacrificing" terror attack in Nahariya, mislabelling the Israeli city as a “settlement” while incorrectly claiming the victims were “dozens of soldiers”

In post honouring Fatah terrorist leader, Fatah enumerates the various attacks he oversaw, saying that the "prominent fighter had the honour of participating in founding the Palestinian armed struggle, which lit the torch of revolution"

Fatah calls shooting and wounding of 2 Israeli soldiers a “heroic operation,” and wishes “praise and eternity to the pure-hearted Martyr” who shot them

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...”

On the same day that 3 Israeli teenagers were shot, Fatah posts a song inciting terror: "O self-sacrificing fighter, blow up like a volcano, ignite everywhere, do not let their day emerge"

One day after a fatal terror attack on 19-year-old students, Fatah Spokesman calls the killing a “heroic operation” and a “natural response and natural right” – "it is the Palestinian people’s natural right to defend itself and its dignity with all available means"

Fatah quotes terrorist responsible for murder of 125 people: " The compass will continue to point towards Palestine"

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"

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...”

Fatah posts pictures of "Martyr" Mughrabi who killed 37 people including 12 children, her terror cell, and the wreckage of the civilian bus she attacked in gross post to honour the killer

Fatah Facebook post glorifies “one of the greatest high-quality operations,” claiming 50-100 Israeli soldiers were killed as opposed to the real figure of 8 civilians and 3 soldiers

“A Palestinian who sharpened the sword, returned the river to the sea, and united the land – he embraced the glory of desolateness and was renewed" writes Fatah, lauding "Martyr commander" terrorist leader

The logo shows images of weapons, as well as the PA map of “Palestine” that presents all of Israel as “Palestine”

Fatah publishes post praising terrorist leader "O Marwan, glory to you," while threatening that Israel's "arrogance grows every year and in our minds is a firm path" against them