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PA Breaches of the Oslo Accords

Palestinian Authority summer camps: A place to idolize terrorists and envision a world without Israel

PMW
26.8.24
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Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh's antisemitic rhetoric, comparing Israeli settlers to "blood-sucking insects," intensifies hatred and undermines peace efforts, highlighting the need for international condemnation of such inflammatory language.

The article "PA glorifies 17-year-old terrorist who murdered 4 Israelis" from Palestinian Media Watch presents the following main arguments:

  1. Glorification of Terrorism: The article discusses how the Palestinian Authority (PA) glorifies a 17-year-old terrorist who murdered four Israelis, portraying him as a hero and martyr. This glorification is reflected in official statements and public ceremonies.

  2. Impact on Peace Efforts: The glorification of terrorists by the PA is seen as a significant obstacle to peace, as it promotes a culture of violence and incitement among Palestinians, especially the youth.

  3. International Concern: The article calls attention to the need for international recognition of this issue, urging the global community to hold the PA accountable for its role in fostering an environment that celebrates violence and terrorism.

  4. Undermining of Israel's Security: By praising individuals who commit acts of terror, the PA undermines Israel's security and the prospects for a peaceful resolution to the conflict, perpetuating a cycle of violence.

These arguments highlight the ongoing challenges in achieving peace due to the PA's stance on terrorism and the broader implications for regional stability.

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