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Fatah calls for terror
After Israel killed three terrorists who had already carried out a number of terror attacks and were planning another imminent attack, Palestinian Authority Chairman called on Palestinians to “dish out to them twice as much as we’ve taken.”
PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas via phone: “This is an act of premeditated murder that the oppressive Zionist occupier committed against our sons, our young people, and our people. These events will not pass by in silence under any circumstances, and we won’t let them repeat themselves, because these are...”
"Terror is a danger threatening all of us around the world, and that we all must cooperate to stand against it"
Abbas seems to have enough money to pay for the weddings of 90 Palestinian and Syrian grooms, despite the PA's financial crisis.
“Under the auspices of President Abbas: A group wedding of 90 Palestinian and Syrian grooms in Damascus”
"The ministry emphasized that the occupation authorities are working to exploit the [Israeli] excavations and the Palestinian archaeological finds as material for falsifying the facts"
"The [PA] minister of finance reveals the date and details of the payment of the salaries to the [public] employees"
PFLP senior official: “the PA is holding the allocation to the PFLP and is refusing to pay it” Headline: "The Popular Front to Sawa: The PA is holding our allocation" "Popular Front [for the Liberation of Palestine] (PFLP) senior official Maher Mazhar confirmed that the PA is holding the allocation..."
Headline: “Karake revealed to Sawa the reasons for stopping the salaries of some of the released prisoners” “Director of [PLO] Commission of Prisoners and Released Prisoners’ Affairs Issa Karake said that stopping the released prisoners’ salaries (rawatib) is a political decision that is connected...”
“Fatah Central Committee member Dr. Nasser Al-Qidwa said… regarding the popular uprising (Palestinian euphemism for several months of Palestinian terror attacks against Israelis 2015 - 2016 –Ed.) that ‘what is happening in the Palestinian territories is a popular uprising that is still...”