Palestinians are celebrating deadly terror attack

The Palestinian Information Center, an independent Palestinian news website, posted images and text on its Twitter account

Posted text: “Journalistic coverage: ‘Pictures of Palestinians distributing candies in various areas of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, as a sign of joy over the two explosions that took place in Jerusalem this morning [Nov. 23, 2022] (refers to terror bombings, 1 murdered and 18 wounded; see note below -Ed.)’”

The images show Palestinians distributing candies in the West Bank and Gaza Strip to celebrate the lethal terror attack.

The image shows a tray of candies with a piece of paper attached to it.

Text on paper: “Students of [Palestine] Technical University – Kadoorie / Al-Aroub [branch] send congratulations over the occupied Jerusalem World Cup (i.e., a reference to recent terror attacks taking place in Jerusalem during the World Cup). Jenin – Nablus – Jerusalem - ??? (“???” apparently insinuates the next attack could be anywhere -Ed.)”

The image shows candies being distributed to a driver, while a PA traffic officer watches on in the background.

[Palestinian Information Center, Twitter account, Nov. 23, 2022]

Islam Farouh - 26-year-old Palestinian terrorist and ISIS member who murdered 2 Israeli civilians - Aryeh Shechopek, a 15-year-old Israeli student with dual Canadian citizenship, and Tadese Tashume Ben Ma'ada, a 50-year-old father of six - by planting and detonating two bombs in Jerusalem on Nov. 23, 2022. At least another 20 people were wounded in the bombings, which were remotely detonated and packed with nails. Farouh was arrested on Nov. 29, 2022; he had used his Israeli residency card to freely access the attack sites, and his bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Azrieli College of Engineering in Jerusalem to build the bombs. Farouh is awaiting trial as of Jan. 1, 2023.