Fatah official at Fatah event honoring terrorists: “The Martyrs are the giants of history, and they are greater and more honorable than all of us together. They are a symbol for us in Palestine”
Headline: "Fatah movement honors the Jerusalem Intifada's Martyrs in an impressive ceremony in the Hebron district"
"Fatah's Hebron Center branch held a central ceremony yesterday [Feb. 3, 2016] in honor of the relatives of the Martyrs (Shahids) in the Hebron district who ascended to Heaven during the popular uprising, the 'Jerusalem Intifada,' called the 'Loyalty to Martyrs Rally.' The ceremony took place in the Is'ad Al-Tufula hall, which belongs to the Hebron municipality.
The ceremony began with the recital of verses from the Quran, the reading of the [Quranic] Al-Fatiha Sura for the Martyrs' souls, and standing for the Palestinian national anthem, with an impressive presence of the Martyrs' relatives. Secretary [of Fatah's Hebron Center branch] Imad Kharwat and all the members of the branch's committee received the attendees, and [Fatah] Central Committee member and Commissioner for Mobilization and Organization Mahmoud Al-Aloul and Hebron district Governor Kamel Hamid participated in the rally...
In the welcoming speech [Fatah branch] Secretary Imad Kharwat praised the Martyrs and their relatives and said: 'The Martyrs are the giants of history, and they are greater and more honorable than all of us together. They are a symbol for us in Palestine, and are "the honor."'
In the speech for the Fatah Movement, Commissioner for Mobilization and Organization Mahmoud Al-Aloul said: 'I salute you, Martyrs' relatives and our sisters here in Hebron. Everyone here is witness to your benevolence, and at this opportunity we stand as a sign of loyalty to those who have experienced difficult trials, trusted in Allah, and gone to defend their honor with great will power. They are the ones who were witness to the occupation's crimes, and many of them were executed in cold blood, and the occupation still continues to perpetrate its crimes on our land and to wreak havoc...'
Al-Aloul noted that the Palestinian people has been taught that this land is holy, and that the symbol Yasser Arafat died as a Martyr, defending Jerusalem, and for that they acted. They are the pride of this nation, and they have brought glory to the Arab and Islamic nation...
Hebron district Governor Kamel Hamid stated in his speech: 'I salute you and bless you in the name of our leadership and President Mahmoud Abbas. I salute the Martyrs who watered the ground with their pure blood, and bless this pleasant gathering, which has brought together the most honorable people in order to renew the promise and oath to the Martyrs and our prisoners...'
He also said: 'This intifada will continue until we realize our legitimate dreams, as this is what the Martyrs have died for, and because of this there are still injured who are recovering.'
In the Hebron municipality speech Muhammad Imran Al-Qawasmeh said: 'O those who are paying a price today for defending your children, your homeland, and its entire people, we salute you.' He added: 'No aggression will undermine our stability and vigor, and our determination is firm, and no one can budge it. Palestine's chronicles are being written by thousands of sacrifices of Martyrs, prisoners, children, women, young men and women,' and he said to the Martyrs' relatives: 'You will continue to be an example for the Palestinian people.'...
At the end, the attendees, the secretary and members of the Hebron Center [Fatah] branch, branch member and head of Martyrs and prisoners' affairs Najwa Amr, and branch member and head of women's affairs Sahr Al-Ja'abari, honored the families of all the Martyrs of the popular uprising in the district, including the families of Martyrs Muhannad Halabi, Baha Alyan... and Hassan Manasrah, and the relatives of child prisoner Ahmad Manasrah."
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"Fatah's Hebron Center branch held a central ceremony yesterday [Feb. 3, 2016] in honor of the relatives of the Martyrs (Shahids) in the Hebron district who ascended to Heaven during the popular uprising, the 'Jerusalem Intifada,' called the 'Loyalty to Martyrs Rally.' The ceremony took place in the Is'ad Al-Tufula hall, which belongs to the Hebron municipality.
The ceremony began with the recital of verses from the Quran, the reading of the [Quranic] Al-Fatiha Sura for the Martyrs' souls, and standing for the Palestinian national anthem, with an impressive presence of the Martyrs' relatives. Secretary [of Fatah's Hebron Center branch] Imad Kharwat and all the members of the branch's committee received the attendees, and [Fatah] Central Committee member and Commissioner for Mobilization and Organization Mahmoud Al-Aloul and Hebron district Governor Kamel Hamid participated in the rally...
In the welcoming speech [Fatah branch] Secretary Imad Kharwat praised the Martyrs and their relatives and said: 'The Martyrs are the giants of history, and they are greater and more honorable than all of us together. They are a symbol for us in Palestine, and are "the honor."'
In the speech for the Fatah Movement, Commissioner for Mobilization and Organization Mahmoud Al-Aloul said: 'I salute you, Martyrs' relatives and our sisters here in Hebron. Everyone here is witness to your benevolence, and at this opportunity we stand as a sign of loyalty to those who have experienced difficult trials, trusted in Allah, and gone to defend their honor with great will power. They are the ones who were witness to the occupation's crimes, and many of them were executed in cold blood, and the occupation still continues to perpetrate its crimes on our land and to wreak havoc...'
Al-Aloul noted that the Palestinian people has been taught that this land is holy, and that the symbol Yasser Arafat died as a Martyr, defending Jerusalem, and for that they acted. They are the pride of this nation, and they have brought glory to the Arab and Islamic nation...
Hebron district Governor Kamel Hamid stated in his speech: 'I salute you and bless you in the name of our leadership and President Mahmoud Abbas. I salute the Martyrs who watered the ground with their pure blood, and bless this pleasant gathering, which has brought together the most honorable people in order to renew the promise and oath to the Martyrs and our prisoners...'
He also said: 'This intifada will continue until we realize our legitimate dreams, as this is what the Martyrs have died for, and because of this there are still injured who are recovering.'
In the Hebron municipality speech Muhammad Imran Al-Qawasmeh said: 'O those who are paying a price today for defending your children, your homeland, and its entire people, we salute you.' He added: 'No aggression will undermine our stability and vigor, and our determination is firm, and no one can budge it. Palestine's chronicles are being written by thousands of sacrifices of Martyrs, prisoners, children, women, young men and women,' and he said to the Martyrs' relatives: 'You will continue to be an example for the Palestinian people.'...
At the end, the attendees, the secretary and members of the Hebron Center [Fatah] branch, branch member and head of Martyrs and prisoners' affairs Najwa Amr, and branch member and head of women's affairs Sahr Al-Ja'abari, honored the families of all the Martyrs of the popular uprising in the district, including the families of Martyrs Muhannad Halabi, Baha Alyan... and Hassan Manasrah, and the relatives of child prisoner Ahmad Manasrah."
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Jerusalem line 78 bus terror attack - On Oct. 13, 2015, two Palestinian terrorists, Baha Alyan (22) and Bilal Ghanem (23) boarded a bus in Jerusalem's Armon Hanatziv neighborhood with a gun and a knife and attacked passengers, killing Israelis Haviv Haim (78) and Alon Govberg (51), and Richard Lakin (76), and wounding 3 Israelis. Alyan was shot and killed by an Israeli security guard at the scene and Ghanem, a Hamas terrorist who served time in Israeli prison in 2013-2014, was wounded.
Muhannad Halabi - 19-year-old Palestinian terrorist who killed 2 Israelis, Rabbi Nehemiah Lavi and Aharon Bennett, and injured Bennett's wife, Adele, and their 2-year-old son in a stabbing attack in the Old City of Jerusalem on Oct. 3, 2015. Following the attack, he was shot and killed by Israeli security forces. Prior to his attack, in a post to his private Facebook page, the terrorist referred to recent terror attacks as part of a "third Intifada," and said that it was a response to Israel's actions at the Al-Aqsa Mosque and that the Palestinian people would not "succumb to humiliation." This is a reference to the PA libel that Israel is plotting to take over and destroy the Al-Aqsa Mosque and to the PA's portrayal of Jews praying on the Temple Mount as "an invasion of the Al-Aqsa Mosque."
Pisgat Ze'ev stabbing attack - On Oct. 12, 2015, two Palestinian terrorists, Hassan Manasrah (15) and Ahmad Manasrah (13), stabbed Yossef Ben Shalom (21) in the Pisgat Ze'ev neighborhood of East Jerusalem, and then repeatedly stabbed Naor Ben Ezra (13) who was riding his bike. Hassan Manasrah was killed while fleeing the scene, and Ahmad Manasrah was shot by Israeli police and hospitalized. Both victims of the attack were seriously injured. The terrorists, who were cousins, came from the nearby Palestinian neighborhood of Beit Hanina.
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