Palestinian children are taught to glorify "heroic" terrorists who escaped from Israeli prison
Images posted on the Facebook page of “the Lion Cubs and Flowers Institution” – the Fatah Youth Institution for Young Boys and Girls – Nablus Branch
The images show a child holding a sign.
Text on sign: “O lofty lions behind bars
The homelands are proud of [men] like them
Men who let the enemy taste from the bitter cup
Men who stand firm and who were fed up with submission and defeat
Young people in the best of their years waved the flag of victory
Repeat one word again and again to the prison guard: ‘Allahu Akbar’ (i.e., “Allah is greatest”)”
The images show children holding a poster with a picture of Islamic Jihad terrorist Mahmoud Ardah, one of six terrorist prisoners who escaped Gilboa Prison – see note below.
Text on poster: “Hero
Mahmoud Ardah
Third escape attempt
The mind behind the recent operation
Was 16 years old when he was first arrested and sentenced to 4 years
After two years he was arrested [again]. His current sentence is life.
[After] 15 years he liberated himself”
The images show children holding a poster with a picture of Fatah terrorist Zakariya Zubeidi, who was responsible for numerous attacks.
Text on poster: “Hero
Zakariya Zubeidi
He was subjected to four assassination attempts in which he was wounded by bullets
An explosive blew up in his face (the signs are still visible)
His mother and sister died as Martyrs in a raid in 2002 of the Jenin refugee camp that stands firm
He wrote [the] thesis ‘The Dragon and the Hunter’
He took down occupiers and also wounded 30 settlers”
The image shows a girl holding a sign.
Text on sign: “#Free_despite_the_chains”
The images show children holding a poster.
Text on poster: “O one whose eyes and hands are full of blood: The night is passing
The interrogation rooms will not remain, neither will the sounds of the chains”
The image shows a girl holding a poster with a spoon on the left, indicating the spoon used in the Gilboa Prison escape, and open chains on the right.
Text on poster in English and Arabic: “Their freedom – our duty”
The image shows a child holding a poster with open chains on the left.
Text on poster: “The chains will be broken in spite of the prison guard”
The image shows a girl holding a poster with a spoon on the right.
Text on poster: “Our prisoner knights, glory and victory
In spite of the prison guard”