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Seeds of Hatred, Harvest of Terror: Itamar Marcus on What the Palestinian Authority Teaches Its Own People
In 1996, why did 78 percent of Palestinians rate Israel higher in democracy and human rights than France, the United States, or their own Palestinian Authority, and how, a generation later, did 98 percent come to say the 7 October massacre made them proud? What story did a little girl tell on Fatah’s Facebook page about a mother, an unfinished meal, and a rifle? Why would a Palestinian mother, asked whether she hoped her wounded son would recover, answer that she hoped he would become a “martyr” too? And why does the man who has monitored Palestinian media for thirty years say the Palestinian Authority may be even more dangerous to Israel than Hamas? This week, we sit down with Itamar Marcus, founder and director of Palestinian Media Watch, to hear what the Palestinian Authority tells its own people in Arabic, a message very different from the one it presents to the West. This is a hugely important report with information you will want to know and keep on hand. Watch it, and then share it with your pastor, your elected officials, and anyone who still believes the Palestinian Authority is a partner for peace.
Warning: This episode contains graphic and potentially disturbing content. Viewer discretion is advised.
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