Palestinian children send greetings to terrorist prisoners, calling them "heroes" and "symbols"
Official PA TV program O Children of Our Neighborhood
Visual:
A video is shown of two girls – one holding a picture of a prisoner and the other wearing a keffiyeh (Arab headdress) – reading a blessing for the Palestinian prisoners.
Girls: “On behalf of All Merciful Allah, on this day, we send a telegram [with] all the words of pride to the tall mountains, to the lions crouching in their dens, to the heroes of this generous people, to the heroic prisoners, you are the symbol of endurance.”
Visual:
A video is shown of a boy wearing a keffiyeh talking about terrorist prisoner Anas Allan, who was involved in the murder of 4.
Boy: “Our prisoner Anas Allan (i.e., terrorist, involved in murder of 4) – I know him only from people of the village talking about him. I recall him every time I see his mother and his father, my neighbors. I see the pain of separation in the eyes of Um Mahmoud from her offspring Anas.
Anas – my name is also Anas; therefore my longings grew to see him. He completed his 14th year in the occupation’s prisons, as he was arrested on March 31, 2006, and he was sentenced to 4 life sentences and an additional 25 years. He was seriously tortured and punished greatly, such as the negation of his parents’ visits, and he also wandered among a number of prisons. From me, Anas Malek Eid, I send a telegram of love and greetings to every male and female prisoner and to all the prisoners’ families. Peace unto you and Allah’s mercy and blessings.”