Fatah Calls for Violence and ‘Rage’ in Aftermath of Terror Attack on Israeli Cops

On the heels of a terror attack that left two Israeli police officers dead — as well as their three Palestinian attackers — the Palestinian National Liberation Movement, or Fatah, rebroadcast a subtle call from Palestinian Liberation Organization chief Mahmoud Abbas to commit acts of violence and “rage.”

The video was of Abbas speaking in 2014.

During, he said: “We must all carry out Ribat [religious conflict] in the Al-Aqsa Mosque… We have to prevent them, in any way whatsoever, from entering the Sanctuary… They have no right to enter it. They have no right to defile it. We must prevent them. Let us stand before them with chests bared to protect our holy places.”

He also called for Palestinians in this speech to defend al-Aqsa “in any way whatsoever.”

And his rhetoric came at the beginning of a month of terror attacks in Jerusalem that left 11 Israelis murdered.

So the fact his speech from this time was being rebroadcast, on the heels of an attack that left Israeli officers dead, is significant.

Palestinian Media Watch draws the connections:

Rebroadcasting Abbas’ speech, which in 2014 was followed by terror and violence, stands in stark contrast to Abbas’ conversation with Israeli PM Netanyahu in which he “expressed his strong opposition to and his condemnations of the event that took place at the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque.” It also contradicts his statement that he “opposes any event of violence from any side, particularly at places of worship.” [Official PA daily Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, July 15, 2017]

In the speech rebroadcast by Fatah, Abbas calls on Palestinians to “prevent” Jews from “defiling” the Muslim and Christian holy places. Abbas used the same kind of hate speech to spark violence in September 2015, when he described Jews on the Temple Mount as “filth”:

“The Al-Aqsa [Mosque] is ours… and they have no right to defile it with their filthy feet. We will not allow them to, and we will do everything in our power to protect Jerusalem.” …

Abbas then also “bless[ed] every drop of blood that has been spilled for Jerusalem,” stating that “every Martyr will reach Paradise, and everyone wounded will be rewarded by Allah.”

In addition to rebroadcasting Abbas’ speech with the implicit call for violence, Fatah posted photos of the terrorist murderers, calling them “Martyrs,” and also called for Palestinian “rage” …

In addition, in a statement that focused primarily on Fatah’s condemnation of Israel’s closure of the Temple Mount in response to Friday’s terror attack, Fatah presented Israel’s killing of the three terrorists after they had murdered the Israeli policemen as “murder in cold blood,” stressing that “Israel takes pleasure in murder for murder’s sake.” [Official PA daily Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, July 15, 2017]

Also noteworthy is the PA and Fatah policy of repackaging every Palestinian terror attack as if it is defensive – as if it is a justified response to some Israeli provocation:

“The Israeli occupation and the systematic Israeli policy of oppressing the members of our Palestinian people, particularly in Jerusalem, preventing the free access of believers to the holy sites, and the repeating invasions of the Al-Aqsa Mosque plazas by settlers are the root of the problem. They are the beginning of the endless cycle of violence, and they are the factor that necessarily leads to Palestinians being murdered over and over in cold blood, with no consideration for the sanctity of the site and the sanctity of life, as Israel takes pleasure in murder for murder’s sake.”
[Official PA daily Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, July 15, 2017]

Fatah likewise called on Palestinians not to “enter into confrontations” with Israel “that cost us much blood without a result that is worth the price that is being paid.” According to Palestinian Authority ideology and teachings, terror needs proper timing and therefore is permitted and should be used at the discretion of the leadership when the leadership feels it will lead to political gains. Here, Fatah explains that this terror attack was not “worth the price.”

“Our people must avoid being dragged into a place that is convenient for Israel while seeking the best ways to defend its land and its holy sites. Regardless of all that has happened, more is required of our people than just entering into confrontations with the occupation that cost us much blood without a result that is worth the price that is being paid.”

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Mahou Shoujo

6 years ago

mosques in Jerusalem are more trouble then they are worth. Poke a stick of dynamite in every nook and cranny. Whenever there is a palestinian attack, light one off. Jerusalem is dire for a bit of urban renewal. mosques make the neighbourhood look untidy, and lower real estate vales.

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6 years ago

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Mahou Shoujo

6 years ago

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R. Arandas

6 years ago

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6 years ago

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zahbudda

6 years ago

The Arabs lost the Temple Mount in battle…raze it to the ground….Jerusalem is not even mentioned in the Koran.

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pandainc

6 years ago

Reply to  zahbudda

Raze the mount? Hope you meant the two raghead abominations on top of it …

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zahbudda

6 years ago

Reply to  pandainc

I meant to say…Raze the Al Aqsa mosque…

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