Fatah officials still revere founding terrorists – who look down from the walls of Fatah branch offices
Visits by Fatah Central Committee Deputy Secretary Sabri Saidam to the Movement’s Jericho and Jordan Valley branch office and Hebron branch office illustrate that Fatah today still reveres the principles of its terrorist founders, who look down at today’s Fatah leaders from the office walls.
Hanging on the walls of both offices for present day Fatah leaders to look up to are pictures of the terrorists who founded Fatah: former PLO and PA Chairman Yasser Arafat; Fatah terror leader Abu Ali Iyad; Fatah terror leader and member of the Black September terror organization Kamal Adwan; arch-terrorist Khalil Al-Wazir “Abu Jihad,” who was responsible for the murder of 125, including the Coastal Road massacre in which 37 Israelis, among them 12 children, were murdered; and head of the Black September terror organization Salah Khalaf, responsible for the Munich Olympics Massacre. (See further details below)
Saidam visiting the Fatah Jericho and Jordan Valley branch office:
[Facebook page of Fatah Central Committee Deputy Secretary Sabri Saidam, March 17, 2022]
Saidam visiting the Fatah Hebron branch office:
[Facebook page of Fatah Central Committee Deputy Secretary Sabri Saidam, March 24, 2022]
In addition to the terrorists, the Jericho and Jordan Valley office also exhibited this PA map of “Palestine” (left, in green) that presents all of Israel together with the PA areas as “Palestine,” with the PA flag and the word “Palestine” on it:
Palestinian Media Watch has exposed the PA and Fatah’s use of hundreds if not thousands of maps like this, which serve a key role in the indoctrination of Palestinians to deny Israel's right to exist in any borders. The PA Ministry of Education is explicit that the map represents a denial of Israel’s right to exist, as is clear from these maps it used at a school event recently:
Text (left): “Palestine – the entire land is ours, from the [Mediterranean] Sea to the [Jordan] River”
Text (right): “My homeland”[Facebook page of the PA Ministry of Education, Nov. 16, 2021]