[{"tags":[],"news":false,"date":{"type":"firestore/timestamp/1.0","seconds":1126051200,"nanoseconds":0},"authorId":[3],"description":"\"A report published by Palestinian Media Watch revealed that after having signed a deal with the US for $50 million to help with housing and infrastructure, Palestinian Authority officials called to launch attacks against US soldiers and portrayed the US as \"an enemy.\"\"","id":528,"content":"A report published by Palestinian Media Watch revealed that after having signed a deal with the US for $50 million to help with housing and infrastructure, Palestinian Authority officials called to launch attacks against US soldiers and portrayed the US as "an enemy."
\nPMW noted that in recent days PA religious officials in radio and television sermons described the US as "the most heretic" among countries and as an enemy who is trying to dismantle the Islamic world. One of the officials called to intensify terror acts against US soldiers in the presence of PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas.
\nThe report mentioned texts of two sermons conducted on September 2. One was broadcast on PA television and in the presence of Abbas and Yusuf Juma Salameh, the PA minister of the Wakf and Religious Affairs: "We say to the dear, heroic Iraqi nation, turn this incident [the accidental death of 1,000 Iraqis] into an opportunity for resisting the [American] occupation, for uniting families, for unifying the forces and for opposition to the policy of dismantling Iraq and dividing it geographically."
\nOn PA radio, Aksa Mosque Imam Ysuef Abu Sneina said "Anyone who watches closely the nature of our world today, can see that the heretical countries - first and foremost, the USA - have succeeded greatly in tearing our Islamic world apart by disintegrating and splitting up more than one Islamic state, intending to weaken it, disperse [its citizens] and plunder its resources It is terrorism, and there [is] no choice but to fight it.
\n"As regards Iraq, there is much to say about it. The USA has composed a draft of the Iraqi Constitution in a way that it will serve US interests and enhance the disintegration of Iraq"s unity. The new constitution includes federal solutions, which are dividing Iraq into small countries...
\n"A federal government hides behind it; the seeds of a future civil war... The USA is planning to rule Saudi Arabia and disintegrate it, too, despite the close friendly relations between the two countries...
\n"Is the USA going to fulfill its ambitions and aggressive plans? And, for how long shall the submission and surrender to the plans of the enemies of the [Islamic] nation?"","tagIds":["190","193","1035","1036","1037","1045","1528"],"imageUrl":"","contentType":"Article","author":[{"name":{"en":"margot dudkevitch","he":""},"about":"","id":3,"citeName":{"en":"Dudkevitch, M.","he":""}}],"lang":"en","indexId":"index2","published":true,"title":"Palestinian Authority gets 50m. in aid, then incites against US","thumbnail":""},{"tags":[],"date":{"type":"firestore/timestamp/1.0","seconds":1072310400,"nanoseconds":0},"news":false,"authorId":[3],"description":"\"'Even in the newest text books there is tremendous encouragement of jihad, nothing is defined as Israel, but Palestine, and a lot is discussed about the liberation of Palestine,' said Itamar Marcus, director of Palestinian Media Watch.\"","id":341,"content":"The Palestinian Authority encourages incitement against Israel, supports suicide bombers, and hampers attempts to ensure the smooth operation of joint industrial zones and crossings into Israel and the easing up of restrictions on Palestinian civilians, according to a report by Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories Maj.-Gen. Yosef Mishlav.
\nThe report, which was obtained by The Jerusalem Post, also finds that PA Chairman Yasser Arafat’s office received 6 percent of the PA’s 2003 budget, while the PA Welfare and Employment ministries received a total of 4% in funding.
\nIn PA mosques, religious heads continue to incite against Israel and the US, and express blatant support for suicide bombers, while the PA media, including radio, television, and newspapers, run statements made by senior PA officials who continue to support terrorism, the report said.
\nThe assessments made by security and defense officials in the report were recently submitted to Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz.
\nThe report raises serious questions regarding the PA’s future aspirations, noting that newly printed text books used in PA-run schools continue to instill hatred for Israel, delegitimatizing it and relating to it as an evil entity.
\nOn the other hand jihad and the right of return of the Palestinian refugees are presented in a positive light.
\n“Even in the newest text books there is tremendous encouragement of jihad, nothing is defined as Israel, but Palestine, and a lot is discussed about the liberation of Palestine,” said Itamar Marcus, director of Palestinian Media Watch.
\nSo far, the PA has succeeded in changing school text books for six grades out of 12 from the old Jordanian ones, he said. “Ever since the Geneva initiative, there has been tremendous focus on the right of return,” he added.
\nAs examples, Marcus cited a December 2 speech made by Palestinian Legislative Council head Rafiq Al-Natshah, in which he said: “Anyone who imagines that our people want peace at the expense of [refugees] rights is wrong, and if the peace initiative comes at the expense of rights let all the peace initiatives go to hell.”
\nPA Foreign Minister Nabil Shaath was also in Al-Hayat Al-Jadida as saying Palestinians will never give up the right of return to their houses, and will negotiate only about the procedure of returning.
\nMarcus said sermons inciting against the Jews continue to be delivered in Gaza mosques.
\nHe cited one given by the Sheikh Ibrahim Madris on December 2, in which he said: “We warn you Arabs, we warn you Muslims: Beware of cancer spreading in Palestine, it is spreading out to the Arab and Muslim world… “World Zionism is starting to spread into cities and villages… The Jews stand behind every dispute that brings destruction to the world… The time has come for Muslims and Arabs to purify Palestine from the defilement of Jews.”
\nMarcus cited another sermon Madris delivered on August 15, in which he said: “We bless all those who spill their blood on this good and pure land. If prayer and Al-Aksa is worth a thousand prayers, then a shahid [martyr] in this land is worth more then any other shahid elsewhere.”
\nThe report accentuates the failure of the PA to act against the civilian charities affiliated with Hamas, which is said are the foundation on which terrorism and murder instigated by the movement are based and are perceived as openly encouraging terrorism against Israel. This is one of the reasons why Hamas has strengthened its ranks in the Gaza Strip and considers itself as an alternative to the existing PA, the report said.
\nThe failure of the PA to combat terrorism has also allowed the tunnels used to smuggle weapons and fugitives into Rafah from Egypt to thrive, the report said.
\nWhile security forces have demolished 41 tunnels this year, four continue to operate, security officials said.
\nBombs placed by terrorists near the international Rafah crossing have led to the shutting down of the terminal to allow security forces to dismantle and defuse the bombs.
\nThe Karni terminal crossing, considered to be the hub of commerce between the Gaza Strip and Israel, had to be shut down between April and September because of terrorist attacks directed at the terminal and intelligence warnings of plans by terrorists to perpetrate attacks.
\nThe Sufa crossing and the Erez crossing and the adjacent joint industrial zone were also affected by attacks during the year.
\nPA elements obstruct attempts by Israel to ease up restrictions imposed on Palestinian civilians, especially those living in close proximity to the security fence, officials noted.
\nWhile Israel said the roadblocks and blockades imposed on PA areas were established to hamper terrorist activities and minimize their capability, it has also gone to lengths to assist Palestinians living in areas where blockades are imposed by issuing them special permits allowing them unrestricted movement either on foot or in cars.
\nObjecting to the issuing of the permits, PA officials have threatened local civilians, forbidding them to apply for permits at their local District Coordinating Office.
\nDespite this, Israel issued 10,993 special permits to civilians living in the territories this year.
\nThe PA’s failure to act against terrorism has also affected internationally funded projects aimed at improving the welfare of the civilians, the report said. Several examples mentioned include constant shooting attacks that have hampered the German-funded sewage plant project planned at Salfit.
\nMortar attacks has also hampered the Dutch-funded Port Authority project in the Gaza Strip. A planned hi-tech project at Kadouri, near Jenin, was not opened because of deteriorating security in the area.
\nOn the other hand, officials noted that the PA persuaded British companies to invest in constructing water-container plants in Area C, under total Israel security control, without coordinating or receiving necessary permits from Israeli authorities.
\nCorruption among senior PA government and security officials remains rampant, the report said, noting that there are incidents in which senior PA officials accept bribes from local residents waiting to pass through at international border crossings in exchange for allowing them go ahead in the line.
\nThere are also cases in which goods and merchandise owned by relatives of senior PA officials are exempted from paying tax.
\nSenior PA security officials have been known to act as debt collectors and pocket some of the funds received, the report said.
\nIn the PA Health and Supply ministries there are cases where patients are forced to pay for treatments, and there are many incidents concerning the theft of medical equipment donated to the PA that is sold to private clinics run by senior PA officials. There are also cases concerning the sale of donated goods to the public market, the report said.","tagIds":["190","193","1035","1036","1037","1045","1528"],"imageUrl":"","contentType":"Article","author":[{"about":"","citeName":{"en":"Dudkevitch, M.","he":""},"id":3,"name":{"en":"margot dudkevitch","he":""}}],"lang":"en","indexId":"index1","published":true,"title":"Palestinian Authority is hampering efforts to restore calm - report","thumbnail":""},{"contentType":"Article","indexId":"index1","lang":"en","authorId":[3],"published":true,"author":[{"citeName":{"en":"Dudkevitch, M.","he":""},"about":"","id":3,"name":{"en":"margaret dudkevitch","he":""}}],"tagIds":["190","193","1035","1036","1037","1045","1528"],"tags":[],"content":"A caricature of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon covered in blood, wielding a bloody butcher knife, and standing over a bleeding baby lying on a butcher's block was posted on the Palestinian National Authority Web site Wednesday, even as PA Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas stood on the podium at the Aqaba summit and vowed to put an end to violence and incitement.
\nThe cartoon was one of six posted on the PNA State Information Service, International Press Center Web site. The page opens with a large caricature of “Uncle Sam” wearing a death-like mask and the slogan, “I want you for the Iraqi freedom, join our forces and massacre Iraqis.”
\nUnderneath are five caricatures of Sharon. One of them shows him in IDF fatigues, writing in a notebook, standing next to a soldier. The soldier says to Sharon, “We've killed 80 Palestinians is that enough?” Sharon replies, “Just 19 more.” Another cartoon shows Sharon wearing a bloodied undershirt, wielding a dripping knife, and Shimon Peres standing next to him mopping up “Palestinian” blood.
\nAs soldiers in a tank shoot at a boy holding the Palestinian flag, one of them says, “I told you before, all of them are terrorists.”
\nAnother cartoon shows Sharon with a whip in his hand, and a frightened “Palestinian civilian” chained to a post.
\nAnti-American and anti-Israeli sentiment has been exceedingly high for a long period,” Itamar Marcus, director of Palestinian Media Watch, told The Jerusalem Post. One Palestinian newspaper recently ran a cartoon depicting the road map as a snake leading to the snake’s head, stated Marcus. “In the eyes of the Palestinians, Sharon is not an honest broker.”
\nOver the past two weeks, Al-Hayat al-Jadeeda newspaper has printed four or five tiny photos of PA Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas, compared to PA Chairman Yasser Arafat, who has appeared at least 20 times in large photos, said Marcus.
\nOn the front page of the newspaper on Wednesday, there was a large photo of Arafat holding the hand of newly released Palestinian prisoner Ahmed Jbarra; there were no photos of the Sharm e-Sheikh summit.
\n“The Palestinian newspapers continue to downplay Abbas and depict Arafat as the people’s leader,” he said. The internal situation of the Palestinian people shows how out of touch the world is with what is really happening, he said. “Positive statements made by Palestinian officials in English are not reflected in the Palestinian media. In the past two days, PA television station continues to broadcast songs of revenge and hatred and footage of children throwing stones,” he said.
\nAt the same time, the local and international media reports regarding the Sharm e-Sheikh and Aqaba Summits are euphoric, he said. The Palestinians believed that Abbas would focus on internal issues, such as stopping corruption.
\nBecause of this it is hard for them to view him as their leader, and he enjoys very little support in his demands to stop violence, Marcus added. “The Palestinian masses are convinced that they are the victims. In every single story they are portrayed as such, and therefore they believe that the suicide bombings are legitimate.”","title":"Palestinian Authority website posts blatant anti-Israel, US cartoons","news":false,"date":{"type":"firestore/timestamp/1.0","seconds":1054771200,"nanoseconds":0},"id":272,"imageUrl":"","description":"\"'Anti-American and anti-Israeli sentiment has been exceedingly high for a long period,' Itamar Marcus, director of Palestinian Media Watch, told The Jerusalem Post. One Palestinian newspaper recently ran a cartoon depicting the road map as a snake leading to the snake's head, stated Marcus.\"","thumbnail":""},{"tags":[],"authorId":[3],"date":{"type":"firestore/timestamp/1.0","seconds":990576000,"nanoseconds":0},"news":false,"contentType":"Article","content":"JERUSALEM - IAF planes dropping poison chocolates on Palestinian children? Lethal coconut candies falling out of the sky? They’re only the latest bid in a systematic and clearly organized attempt by the Palestinian media to maintain a level of hatred against the Jewish people by publishing articles against Israel, Palestinian Media Watch director Itamar Marcus said yesterday.
\nThe Palestinians’ latest attempt to score sweet propaganda points appears in the Palestinian daily Al Hayat Jadida, accusing Israel of launching a new plot to kill Palestinian children in the Gaza Strip by having aircraft drop poisonous sweets over elementary and junior high schools in the area.
\nIt claims a large quantity of the multi-colored sweets, some coconut-flavored, were scattered in schoolyards. Quoting a Palestinian hospital official, the report says eight children were hospitalized with stomach cramps, nausea, and signs of high fever, and the head of internal medicine at the hospital says only Allah’s intervention saved them.
\nThe Hamas Web site adds a little more flavor to the candy story, claiming the sweets were also dropped by Israeli planes and helicopters in the West Bank, and were discovered by villagers in Nablus, Ramallah, and Hebron and found to be poisonous. It claimed that the sweets were packaged to appeal to children, prompting the Palestinian radio and television stations to warn children and parents not to touch the “deadly” sweets.
\nEven PA Secretary Tayeb Abdel Rahim chimed in, declaring yesterday that Israel was not only bombing the Palestinian people, but planes dropped poisoned chocolates. He claimed the police collected all the candies.
\nThe IDF Spokesman strongly condemned what it described as “the ridiculous Palestinian claim,” calling it a further level in the ongoing Palestinian incitement against Israel.
\n“Whenever there is no news to report, they fabricate these fantastic, libelous accusations, and lately we have noticed an increase in the frequency with which this kind of article appears,” said Marcus.
\nOther Palestinian claims are sinking to belt level. Al Hayat Jadida carried a warning four days ago from Palestinian head of general investigations Abdel Rahman Barkat against buying Israeli-made leather belts, claiming they have magnetic attachments which cause many diseases and can cause terrible pains. The article warns the Palestinians against buying the cheap belts, claiming that the low price is because Israel provided $10 million in subsidies to ensure wide distribution not only to Palestinian markets, but the entire Arab world.
\nHowever, Marcus noted that on Monday, three days after the original belt story, officials claimed that the belts were tested and it was found that none of the “metal attachments” gave off radiation.","title":"A propaganda turns sickeningly sweet","imageUrl":"","description":"\"The Jerusalem Post covered a PMW report exposing a libel by the Palestinian Authority that Israel was attempting to poison Palestinian children.\"","tagIds":["190","193","1035","1036","1037","1045","1528"],"lang":"en","published":true,"id":130,"author":[{"citeName":{"en":"Dudkevitch, M.","he":""},"about":"","id":3,"name":{"en":"margot dudkevitch","he":""}}],"indexId":"index0","thumbnail":""},{"content":"

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By Margot Dudkevitch, Nov. 30, 2020

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A report issued by Palestinian Media Watch yesterday shows that children seen in potentially life-threatening confrontations with soldiers since the outbreak of the Aksa intifada are being encouraged by the Palestinian Authority, media, parents, and teachers.

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PMW director Itamar Marcus translated excerpts from reports published by the PA television and radio and by Palestinian newspapers, which prominently display the attitude of parents and teachers toward dead children. There are also statements from children injured in clashes whose main goal is to seek martyrdom. The PA pays compensation to the families of those killed or wounded in the clashes, $2,000 for a dead person and $300 for the wounded.

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"As the number of those killed rises, the Palestinian media extols and exalts not only those killed, but also their willingness to die as martyrs for Allah, emphasizing that dying a martyr's death was the realization of their hopes," wrote Marcus.

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On November 9, the official PA daily Al-Hayat al-Jadida published remarks made by Wajdi Hatab, 14, to his friends days before he was killed. "When I become a martyr, give out kannafa [traditional cake]." Reacting to his death his schoolmates swore they would carry on down the road of martyrdom. The same article also quoted Hatab's gym teacher, who said he asked her to pass out the sweet cakes if he was killed.

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On November 1, Al-Ayyam quoted a mother who encouraged her sons to sacrifice themselves for Palestine. "The danger of injury to the boy Tzabar Ashkaram, 18, paralysis and permanent disability, just added to his mother's determination to encourage her sons to participate in the intifada riots... the fact of his injury by a live bullet did not cause her to mourn. She said she had previously lost her older son Iyyad."

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Ramahan Sahadi Abed Rabbah, 13, who was asked why he participated in clashes with soldiers, was quoted in Al-Hayat on November 8 as saying, "My purpose is not to be wounded but something more sublime - martyrdom."

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On November 6, the same newspaper quoted a wounded 11-year-old from Jabalya refugee camp: "We are all potential martyrs for Jerusalem and the homeland."

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On PA television on November 2, a teacher standing next to pupils said, "Our blood is a sign of our fighting for our precious Palestine."

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Since the outbreak of the intifada, Palestinian Web sites are inundated with "live testimonies" from the wounded and those who witness the death of their friends. The dead are listed as martyrs, although Israeli monitors say not all were killed in clashes.

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On November 9, the official PA daily Al-Hayat al-Jadida published remarks made by Wajdi Hatab, 14, to his friends days before he was killed. "When I become a martyr, give out kannafa [traditional cake]." Reacting to his death his schoolmates swore they would carry on down the road of martyrdom. The same article also quoted Hatab's gym teacher, who said he asked her to pass out the sweet cakes if he was killed.

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Ramahan Sahadi Abed Rabbah, 13, who was asked why he participated in clashes with soldiers, was quoted in Al-Hayat on November 8 as saying, "My purpose is not to be wounded but something more sublime - martyrdom."

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On November 6, the same newspaper quoted a wounded 11-year-old from Jabalya refugee camp: "We are all potential martyrs for Jerusalem and the homeland."

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On PA television on November 2, a teacher standing next to pupils said, "Our blood is a sign of our fighting for our precious Palestine."

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Janine Zacharia adds from Washington:
\nRoughly 200 US pediatricians, disturbed by recurring violent street demonstrations involving children in the West Bank and Gaza, have formed an informal coalition to condemn those who purposely expose children to danger for political gain.

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Doctors Opposed to Child Sacrifice "will be a vocal advocate for the safety and well-being of children around the world by working to end the practice of using children as targets and weapons in violent political activities," according to a press release issued yesterday.

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The doctors signed a statement which calls on "all parents and governments to bring an end to their children's participation in non-peaceful demonstrations." It singles out the PA as a prime offender and calls on the international community "to make a strong statement against this outrage."

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"We believe that it is in the best interest of the healthy development of children to teach and model non-violent methods of conflict resolution," the statement said. "Governments that encourage or permit children to participate in violence, to further political aims, are practicing a form of societal abuse."

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\n","authorId":[3],"lang":"en","thumbnail":"/Storage/Images/2020/weapon-424772_1920.jpg"},{"published":true,"author":[{"about":"","citeName":{"en":"Dudkevitch, M.","he":""},"name":{"en":"margot dudkevitch","he":""},"id":3}],"title":"Report: Palestinian Authority urging kids to risk their lives","id":101,"tagIds":["190","193","1035","1036","1037","1045","1544"],"news":false,"date":{"type":"firestore/timestamp/1.0","seconds":975542400,"nanoseconds":0},"contentType":"Article","content":"JERUSALEM - A report issued by Palestinian Media Watch yesterday shows that children seen in potentially life-threatening confrontations with soldiers since the outbreak of the Aksa intifada are being encouraged by the Palestinian Authority, media, parents, and teachers.
\nPMW director Itamar Marcus translated excerpts from reports published by the PA television and radio and by Palestinian newspapers, which prominently display the attitude of parents and teachers toward dead children. There are also statements from children injured in clashes whose main goal is to seek martyrdom. The PA pays compensation to the families of those killed or wounded in the clashes, $2,000 for a dead person and $300 for the wounded.
\n“As the number of those killed rises, the Palestinian media extols and exalts not only those killed, but also their willingness to die as martyrs for Allah, emphasizing that dying a martyr’s death was the realization of their hopes,” wrote Marcus.
\nOn November 9, the official PA daily Al-Hayat al-Jadida published remarks made by Wajdi Hatab, 14, to his friends days before he was killed. “When I become a martyr, give out kannafa [traditional cake].” Reacting to his death his schoolmates swore they would carry on down the road of martyrdom. The same article also quoted Hatab’s gym teacher, who said he asked her to pass out the sweet cakes if he was killed.
\nOn November 1, Al-Ayyam quoted a mother who encouraged her sons to sacrifice themselves for Palestine. “The danger of injury to the boy Tzabar Ashkaram, 18, paralysis and permanent disability, just added to his mother’s determination to encourage her sons to participate in the intifada riots… the fact of his injury by a live bullet did not cause her to mourn. She said she had previously lost her older son Iyyad.”
\nRamahan Sahadi Abed Rabbah, 13, who was asked why he participated in clashes with soldiers, was quoted in Al-Hayat on November 8 as saying, “My purpose is not to be wounded but something more sublime - martyrdom.”
\nOn November 6, the same newspaper quoted a wounded 11-year-old from Jabalya refugee camp: “We are all potential martyrs for Jerusalem and the homeland.”
\nOn PA television on November 2, a teacher standing next to pupils said, “Our blood is a sign of our fighting for our precious Palestine.”
\nSince the outbreak of the intifada, Palestinian Web sites are inundated with “live testimonies” from the wounded and those who witness the death of their friends. The dead are listed as martyrs, although Israeli monitors say not all were killed in clashes.
\nJanine Zacharia adds from Washington:
\nRoughly 200 US pediatricians, disturbed by recurring violent street demonstrations involving children in the West Bank and Gaza, have formed an informal coalition to condemn those who purposely expose children to danger for political gain.
\nDoctors Opposed to Child Sacrifice “will be a vocal advocate for the safety and well-being of children around the world by working to end the practice of using children as targets and weapons in violent political activities,” according to a press release issued yesterday.
\nThe doctors signed a statement which calls on “all parents and governments to bring an end to their children’s participation in non-peaceful demonstrations.” It singles out the PA as a prime offender and calls on the international community “to make a strong statement against this outrage.”
\n“We believe that it is in the best interest of the healthy development of children to teach and model non-violent methods of conflict resolution,” the statement said. “Governments that encourage or permit children to participate in violence, to further political aims, are practicing a form of societal abuse.”","tags":[],"authorId":[3],"description":"\"A report issued by Palestinian Media Watch yesterday shows that children seen in potentially life-threatening confrontations with soldiers since the outbreak of the Aksa intifada are being encouraged by the Palestinian Authority, media, parents, and teachers.\"","lang":"en","indexId":"index0","imageUrl":"","thumbnail":""}]