Abbas’ Fatah brags about 23 PA security officer terrorists - funded by the West
As part of its terror-promoting policy, Fatah has published the names and pictures of 23 terrorist members of the PA Security Forces. Palestinian Media Watch has exposed that the PA/Fatah regularly profile themselves as leading the “resistance,” i.e., terror against Israel while blaming Hamas for doing nothing, and even accusing the Gaza-based terror organization of collaborating with Israel.
The poster above published by Fatah shows 30 “Martyrs of the Palestinian [PA] Security Forces.” One in the first row and all six in the last row were killed in clashes with Islamist terrorists at Ain Al-Hilweh refugee camp in Lebanon in July-August 2023. PMW identified the remaining 23 as terrorists who were killed while participating in attacks against Israelis. See details on each terrorist/Security Force member below.
Fatah has previously bragged about this double role, stating they are PA Police and Security officers by day and terrorists by night. These are the very security forces who have been funded and even trained by Western donors to fight terror.
A recent video exposed by PMW shows photos of 24 armed terrorists who were salaried members of the PA Security Forces. To stress that the dual roles do not conflict, each picture includes the logos of the terror organization and the branch of the PA military.
One such PA Security Forces terrorist left a “message for the Zionist enemy,” threatening that “fear will prevail among you and [my] actions will torment you and send you to a place where your blood will drip,” and that “the future will not bring you good or tranquillity, but rather death and humiliation.”
Moreover, Fatah has even bragged that “more than 355 of our prisoners are from the Palestinian [PA] Security Forces – in other words, the PA’s soldiers.” In March 2023, Fatah boasted that Fatah and the PA Security Forces “led 1,500” terror attacks while Hamas led none.
In December 2022, Fatah said it had murdered 20 Israelis and that 90% of the terrorist “Martyrs” were Fatah members, while in October the Movement put the number of terror attacks against Israel “shaded by the PA” at 7,200 in that year alone. The PA has announced that hundreds of PA Security Forces members are in prison for terror offenses they committed during the 5-year PA terror campaign (the second Intifada, 2000-2005), while PA Chairman Abbas’ deputy in Fatah has also admitted that the PA Security Forces are working together with terrorists:
Fatah Deputy Chairman Mahmoud Al-Aloul: “A confrontation took place between Israeli special forces and the Palestinian [PA] Security Forces. There are a number of wounded on our side from among the Palestinian Security [Forces’] members who fought with the occupation. There are also wounded from among the occupation soldiers as a result of the brave position of the Palestinian Security Forces in this affair. We speak about all the Palestinians. All the Palestinians are one unit. The Security Forces members, the Tanzim (i.e., Fatah terror faction), the public, and everyone – one unit in dealing with this occupation.”
[Facebook page of the Fatah Commission of Information and Culture, Oct. 25, 2022]
In 2021, Fatah official Jibril Rajoub bragged that 12% of terrorist prisoners are from PA Security Forces.
The following are the names of the 30 PA Security Forces members appearing on Fatah’s poster, showing the logo of Fatah-run Awdah TV at the top. As mentioned above, one in the first row and all six in the last row were killed in confrontations with Islamist terrorists in Lebanon. PMW identified the remaining 23 as known terrorists who were killed while attacking Israelis.
Further below is additional information on each terrorist and the attacks in which he participated:
Text at top of image: “The Martyrs of the Palestinian [PA] Security Forces”
Text under pictures in top row from left to right:
“Captain Ziyad Al-Zar’ini (i.e., terrorist, shot at Israeli soldiers together with terrorist Abd Al-Fattah Kharousha and 4 other terrorists),
[PA] Customs [Forces] Captain Tayseer Ayaseh (i.e., terrorist, shot at Israeli soldiers), [PA] Military Intelligence Forces Captain Bilal Rawajbeh (i.e., terrorist, shot at Israeli soldiers),
[PA] Preventive Security Forces Colonel Daoud Zubeidi (i.e., terrorist, shot at Israeli soldiers),
[PA] Preventive Security Forces Colonel Daoud Al-Khatib (i.e., terrorist, died of a heart attack while serving an 18-year prison sentence; PMW was unable to determine the nature of his crimes),
[PA General] Intelligence Forces Colonel Ashraf Ibrahim (i.e., terrorist, shot at Israeli soldiers),
[PA] Military Intelligence Forces Brig. Gen. Saud Al-Titi (i.e., terrorist, participated in violent confrontations with Israeli forces at the Balata refugee camp on April 11, 2023),
[PA] Military Intelligence Forces Maj. Gen. Abu Ashraf Al-Armoushi (i.e., reportedly killed by Islamist terrorists in Ain Al-Hilweh refugee camp in Lebanon on July 30, 2023), [PA] National Security [Forces]”Text under pictures in second row from left to right:
“Second Lt. Amjad Al-Sukkari (i.e., terrorist, wounded 3, was the personal security guard of the PA general attorney),
[PA] Police Forces Second Lt. Ahmed Alawneh (i.e., terrorist, shot at Israeli soldiers),
[PA] Military Intelligence Forces Second Lt. Ahmed Abed (i.e., terrorist, murdered 1 together with an accomplice),
[PA] Military Intelligence Forces Second Lt. Adham Aliwi (i.e., terrorist, shot at Israeli soldiers),
[PA] Military Intelligence Forces Captain Ahmed Taha (i.e., terrorist, attempted to run over and stab Israelis),
[PA] National Security [Forces] Captain Hamdi Abu Dayya (i.e., terrorist, shot at Israelis),
[PA] Police Forces Captain Ramzi Zabarah (i.e., terrorist, shot at Israeli soldiers together with terrorist Imad Abu Al-Rashid at Hawara checkpoint on Oct. 28, 2022),
[PA] Civil Defense [Forces] Captain Imad Abu Rashid (i.e., terrorist, shot at Israeli soldiers together with terrorist Ramzi Zabarah), [PA] Civil Defense [Forces]”
Text under pictures in third row from left to right:
“Second Lt. Izz Al-Din Salahat (i.e., terrorist, shot at Israeli soldiers), [PA] Police ForcesSecond Lt. Mutaz Al-Sharawneh (i.e., terrorist, participated in violent confrontations with Israeli security forces in Dura village on July 2, 2013),[PA] Training Forces (sic., Palestinian Administration and Organization Forces)
Second Lt. Raed Al-Naasan (i.e., terrorist, threw firebomb at Israeli soldiers),
[PA] Training Forces (sic., Palestinian Administration and Organization Forces) Second Lt. Yazan Abu Tabih (i.e., terrorist, killed in exchange of fire between Palestinian rioters and Israeli soldiers),
[PA] Training Forces (sic., Palestinian Administration and Organization Forces) Second Lt. Muhammad Jawabreh (i.e., terrorist, participated in violent confrontations with Israeli security forces in Al-Arroub village on Feb. 24, 2023),
[PA] Police Forces Second Lt. Tareq Badwan (i.e., terrorist claimed as a member of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, accidentally shot by Israeli forces during violent riots in Jenin on Feb. 6, 2020),
[PA] Police Forces Second Lt. Muhammad Abu Bakr (i.e., terrorist, shot at Israeli soldiers together with an accomplice, was the personal guard of Fatah Deputy Chairman Mahmoud Al-Aloul),
[Palestinian] Administration and Organization [Forces] (sic., PA Preventive Security Forces) Second Lt. Muhammad Baradiyah (i.e., terrorist, wounded 3), [PA] National Security [Forces]”Text under pictures in fourth row from left to right:
Everyone listed in this row was apparently killed in clashes with Islamist terrorists at Ain Al-Hilweh refugee camp in Lebanon in late July-early August 2023 -Ed.
“Second Lt. Younes Abu Shaqra, [PA] National Security [Forces]Second Lt. Omar Muhammad, [PA] National Security [Forces]
Second Lt. Musa Fandi, [PA] National Security [Forces]
Second Lt. Tareq Khalaf, [PA] National Security [Forces]
Second Lt. Bilal Obeid, [PA] National Security [Forces]
Second Lt. Muhannad Qassem, [PA] National Security [Forces]”
[Fatah Commission of Information and Culture, Facebook page, Aug. 6, 2023]
Jamil Al-Amouri, Wisam Abu Zaid, Adham Yasser Aliwi, and Tayseer Mahmoud Ayaseh
Abd Al-Rahman Hazem, Ahmed Alawneh, Muhammad Al-Wanneh, and Muhammad Abu Na’seh
Ahmed Abed and Abd Al-Rahman Abed
Hamdi Shaker Abu Dayya Al-Zama’reh
Abu Dayya had left a written “message to the Zionist enemy” in which he threatened to “plant disasters in your homes” and inflict “death and humiliation,” stating that Palestinian violence “focuses on making sure that Allah’s word will rule this land.”
Muhammad Abu Bakr and Muhammad Nasser Sa’id