Young girls in Fatah's children's branch mourn Sabra and Shatila massacre with anti-Israel signs
Images and text posted on the Facebook page of “the Lion Cubs and Flowers Institution” – the Fatah Youth Institution for Young Boys and Girls
Posted text: “For the 39th anniversary of the Sabra and Shatila massacre (see note below -Ed.), the bloody wound on Sept. 16, 1982
The flowers (i.e., young girls) of the Qalqilya branch [of the Fatah Youth Institution for Young Boys and Girls]”
The image shows children holding signs.
Text on signs from left to right: “This land cannot contain two identities – it is us or us!
(The following is an excerpt from a song; see note below -Ed.)
Do you think that with this you erased my identity, my history, and my beliefs?
Your tries are useless – there’s no death for a rebel.
39 years since the Sabra and Shatila massacre
Jerusalem is the capital of Palestine”
The image shows a girl holding a sign.
Text on sign: “O Sabra, your wound is bleeding, and your land – its color is red, from the color of your children’s blood”
The image shows a girl holding a sign.
Text on sign: “The 39th anniversary of the Sabra and Shatila massacre”
The following is a longer excerpt of the song cited on a sign carried by one of the children:
“Do you think that you, when you burned me,
Danced like a devil on my body, and let the winds scatter me [...]
Do you think that with this you erased my identity,
My history, and my beliefs?
Your tries are useless – there’s no death for a rebel.”