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It's summer and that means it's Dalal al-Mughrabi summer camp time

It's summer time, and the 'Palestinians' have once again named their summer camps after Dalal al-Mughrabi, the female terrorist who was responsible for the bloodiest terror attack in this country since 1929, the murder of 37 civilians in an attack on a bus in 1978 (which is known as the Coastal Road Massacre).

Under the terms of the 'road map,' the 'Palestinian Authority' is supposed to end all incitement to terrorism, including honoring terrorists, but time and again, the 'Palestinian Authority' headed by our 'peace partners' Mahmoud Abbas and Salam Fayyad honors terrorists like Dalal al-Mughrabi.

A public Fatah event under the auspices of Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas included a song celebrating Fatah's 1978 terror attack in which 37 Israeli civilians were murdered in a bus hijacking.

In addition, two summer camps for Palestinian youth were named after Dalal Mughrabi, the terrorist who led the 1978 attack.

The song chosen to be performed at the Fatah event glorified the terrorists led by Mughrabi as "birds of prey" and "heroic," and noted stages of the attack, which started when terrorists landed by sea from Lebanon.

Let's go to the videotape.

The other new examples of the the glorification of the terrorist Mughrabi in the PA this past week were also connected to youth.

1. At the closing ceremonies of the PA summer camp for girls in Bethlehem named after Mughrabi, which was first reported by Palestinian Media Watch last week, the children were shown "a play named 'Dalal the Legend,' which was well-liked by the audience and received applause." As well, the Secretary of Fatah in Bethlehem, Yousuf Al-Aref, explained that "naming such summer camps after the Shahida (Martyr) Dalal Mughrabi strengthens the sense of belonging and citizenship among Palestinian girls."
[Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, Aug. 5, 2010]

2. PA TV reported extensively on the Dalal Mughrabi summer camp for Palestinian youth held in Syria, focusing on the shirts with Mughrabi's picture worn by the participants.

Let's go to the videotape.



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Peace? What are you talking about?

posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 5:55 PM