Official PA TV program Giants of Endurance, on released terrorist prisoner Majed Ziyada, who was involved in numerous shooting attacks and served 20 years Lyrics: “Come to us, good tidings, come And may it be that I will sing and set the world on fire with gunpowder In the period of pride that...”

Text on poster: “March 11, 1978 The Bride of Palestine Dalal Mughrabi Leader of the Palestinian coast operation She established the Republic of Palestine on the shores of Tel Aviv” Text on poster: “Dalal Mughrabi The legend that never dies” A song is played in the background of the video. Lyrics:...

Lyrics: “O our Jerusalem, we are the soldiers, Our blood is oil for the rifle. When the Damascus Gate calls, the Chain Gate cries. [Even] if we had become firewood for my country, we would not have left our Jerusalem.”

"Their feet rose above the neck of the hangman, and they became role models" sings video glorifying Fatah terrorists killed while planning an imminent shooting attack

Lyrics: “There were three men who competed among themselves over death. Their feet rose above the neck of the hangman, and they became role models.” The song, written for Arab murderers Muhammad Jamjoum, Fuad Hijazi, and Ataa Al-Zir – murderers from the 1929 Arab Riots – was evidently posted by...

Lyrics: “We will fill the world with revolution The Martyrs are a people of their own… In one place – take a million We will fill the Arab cities With revolutions, sun, and freedom We will wake the sleeping rifle… We are the revolution on every path… The blood of the Martyrs is in the anemones… We...”

Official PA TV Live, broadcast of the song “Palestine Will Return” sung by Jordanian-Palestinian singer Toni Qattan Lyrics: “In the land, in the tree branches is the blood of the Martyr The stone in the children’s hands resists the iron (i.e., Israel)… And the history is written in blood… Palestine...”

Fatah shares footage of terrorists with assault rifles, rocket launchers, and machine guns, while singing that they "sacrifice for Palestine Martyrs, wounded, and prisoners – no one has given like Fatah" while celebrating that they are a "thorn in the occupation’s throat"

PA TV broadcasts insightful song, "the fire burned and the rifle sang," while wiping Israel off the map by calling Israeli cities "Palestine"

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...”

Visual: Footage is shown of demonstrations supporting terrorist prisoner and cancer patient Nasser Abu Hmeid, who was responsible for the murder of 7 people, while a song is played in the background. Lyrics: “Fatah, arise and take pride in yourself Victorious one, arise, take pride in yourself, and...”

Visual: Jordanian-Palestinian singer Toni Qattan sings. Lyrics: “Oh flying bird, circling around, by Allah, oh traveling [bird], I burn with envy. My country Palestine is beautiful. Go to Jenin and bring me from its valley greetings to Nablus, Tulkarem and their soil. Drink the water of Jaffa's...”

Visual: The Asayel band dances to a song. Lyrics: “The orchard called us to the struggle We replaced bracelets with weapons We attacked the despicable [Zionists] Pull the trigger We shall redeem Jerusalem, Nablus, and the country ” The following is a longer excerpt of the song “Pull the Trigger”:...

PA calls terrorist murderer "a flower on the land of Palestine” in song played to glorify the killer

The Asayel band is seen dancing Lyrics: “The orchard called us to the struggle We replaced bracelets with weapons We attacked the despicable [Zionists] Pull the trigger We shall redeem Jerusalem, Nablus, and the country” [Official PA TV, Palestine This Morning, Nov. 15, 2021] The following is a...

The Asayel band is seen dancing Lyrics: “Jafra, here is the group, the group of Jihad fighters One hundred and twenty lions became 500 She said: ‘What is the number?’ Jafra, do not count The generation of revolutionaries is born, our revolution, continue! Flying bird, rest on the mountain peak to...”

Poster is shown saying Arafat “salutes” escaped Palestinian terrorist prisoners, while songs of "bitter wounds," "starving to death," and "rivers of blood" are played, promoting violent revolution

Lyrics: “Now I have a rifle Tell whoever asks me about my cause: My rifle has become the cause” A longer excerpt of the song’s lyrics “Now I have a rifle” originally performed by the Egyptian icon Umm Kul Thum in support of “Palestine”: “Take me with you to Palestine, oh menI want to live or die...”

Coordinator of the initiative Sa’id Abu Ghazza: “The Life Initiative at [Al-Aqsa] University is one of the events of culture, art, and communal involvement that is being carried out by the Abd Al-Muhaisen Al-Qattan Institution with funding from the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation...”

Lyrics: “My rifle, my beloved I like to disassemble its trigger It is confident when I carry it… My rifle is my right arm I like to disassemble its trigger”

Ceremony broadcast on official PA TV is a “message of defiance and hope,” says host, while song praises the terrorist and sends him “words of gunpowder”

Lyrics: “Your people have risen up, O homeland, risen up Your people have risen up, homeland, risen up Its bullets and gunpowder are the source of its pride”

Caption: Fatah rally in support of the PA, Ramallah Lyrics: “Victorious is Fatah. Victorious is our revolution. Victorious is the hand that blows up a tank… For the sake of Yasser Arafat, self-sacrificing fighters We have united the blood… We will take the path, self-sacrificing fighters Old and...”

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"

Fatah video shows masked Fatah terrorists parading with weapons, asserting that: “Palestine is one land – the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, and the 1948 lands, from the Mediterranean Sea to the Negev and the Jordan Valley”