Fatah glorifies female terrorists as exemplary Palestinian women, justify celebrating Martyrs’ deaths
Posted text: “The daily message…
Fatah members do not believe in the saying ‘Behind every successful man is a woman,’ for the women of Fatah have claimed a status for themselves that turns them into leaders who do not just stand behind the men but rather walk beside them and move ahead of them or lead them when duty calls. In this way they lead the list of those prepared to sacrifice [for the homeland], and they are the most worthy of the honor of clearing the path to the homeland.
The women of Fatah are the first female prisoner Fatima Barnawi (i.e., terrorist, placed a bomb in a movie theater), the first female commander of the self-sacrificing fighters (Fedayeen) Dalal Mughrabi (i.e., terrorist who led murder of 37, 12 of them children), and the first female airplane hijacker Rima Tannous (i.e., terrorist, participated in murder of 1). They are the ones who stand like unbending olive trees when the Mossad (Israeli Secret Intelligence Service) assassinates their husbands before their eyes. If they cry for them, it is because they know that Palestine is sad for the loss [of their husbands], as they are sad for their deaths as companions and as husbands. They cry for them, and then get up and continue on the path.
In Fatah, women are the Palestinian mothers who defend their children with a fence that they create from the prayers of the soul; but when one of them dies as a Martyr, they fear that the murderer will sing [in joy] over their tears, and therefore they raise their heads and declare that the day of their death as a Martyr is their wedding day (i.e., Martyr's funeral is considered wedding to the 72 Virgins in Paradise in Islam). With their sounds of joy, they steal from the sniper an additional reason to remain in Palestine…
Secretary of Fatah’s Branch in Poland Khalil Nazzal”