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Israel's Gaza border region saw continued fires on Monday, most of them suspected to have started following launches of incendiary balloons.

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Just a day away from the US-led Bahrain economic summit, the Palestinian Authority's ruling party Fatah made calls for mass demonstration to protest the event which which will focus on economic incentives for the Palestinians as a first phase to a Mideast peace plan.

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The PA's official daily Al-Hayat Al-Jadida quoted the secretary of Fatah’s Revolutionary Council as calling on "Fatah members and the central forces within Palestinian lands” to express their rejection of the Bahrain Conference by participating in protests on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, according to a translation by Palestinian Media Watch.

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i24news reports on PMW findings about
\nPalestinian youth teams named after terrorists

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\nHeadline: Palestinian youth soccer teams named after terrorists
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\nSub-Headline: Squad names include 'Martyr Khaled Nazzal', who orchestrated a 1974 massacre in which 25 were killed
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\nA Palestinian youth soccer tournament is set to feature teams named after terrorists who killed numerous Israeli civilians, according to Palestinian Media Watch.
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\nSquad names include, among others, the Martyr Abu Jihad team, after a Fatah founder responsible for at least 125 deaths and Martyr Khaled Nazzal, after a senior member of the Democratic Front for Liberation of Palestine who orchestrated the 1974 Ma'a lot massacre in which 25 schoolchildren and adults were killed.
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\nThe tournament will take place in the West Bank town of Abu Dis, near Jerusalem.
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[http://www.i24news.tv/en/news/israel/diplomacy-defense/

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i24 News reports on PMW bulletin
\nexposing children reciting antisemitic poem
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\nHeadline: Palestinian Authority launching TV channel for Israeli Arabs
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\nSub-Headline: Survey shows 40 percent of Israeli Arab youth feel part of Israeli society
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\nThe Palestinian Authority has launched a television channel targeting Israel's 1.6 million Arab citizens. Named F48 – short for Falastin 1948 (Palestine 1948) - the channel will air mainly cultural and social affairs programs designed to forge a connection between the descendants of the Arabs who stayed in Israel after it was established in 1948 and those who left or were expelled...
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\nMeanwhile, the latest broadcast of a children’s program on official Palestinian Authority television shows a young girl reciting a hate poem filled with degrading expressions and insults against Jews, Palestinian Media Watch (PMW) reported on Monday.
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\nOn the show called "The Best Home," a Palestinian girl invoked Qur’anic language by calling Jews 'barbaric monkeys,' 'the most evil among creations,' and those 'who murdered Allah’s pious prophets.' Jews are also said to be 'throngs… brought up on spilling blood… impure… [and] filth.' The girl continues her recital saying she is not afraid of the Jews’ 'barbarity' because Jerusalem will “vomit out” the impure Jews.
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\nThe expression 'barbaric monkeys' is taken from a verse in the Qur’an that says, '…those whom Allah has cursed and with whom He became angry and made of them apes and pigs,' PMW reported. The Qur’an also teaches that the Jews murdered Allah’s prophets, with the verse, 'Say, then why did you kill the prophets of Allah before, if you are [indeed] believers?'”
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\n[http://www.i24news.tv/en/news/israel/73532-150603-palestinian-authority-launching-tv-channel-for-israeli-arabs]

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