Al-Quds University funded by the UN and EU honors terrorist murderer‎

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Al-Quds University funded by the UN and EU honors terrorist murderer‎
Al-Ayyam - Nov. 11, 2014

Al-Quds University honored Hamas terrorist Ibrahim Al-Akari, who carried out a terrorist ‎attack on Nov. 5, 2014, at a light-rail station in Jerusalem. Two were killed and at least ‎‎13 were injured in the attack:‎
‎"The Burj Luq Luq Social Centre Society organized the Martyr (Shahid) Ibrahim Al-‎Akari Tournament two days ago [Nov. 9, 2014] in cooperation with the Physical ‎Education Faculty of Al-Quds University - the Burj Luq Luq campus... The tournament was held within the compound of the association with the participation of graduates of the University's Burj Luq Luq campus from the past three years, alongside a group of students from the Terra Santa School in the Old City of Jerusalem... Dr. Ahmad Al-‎Khawaja, the person responsible for the Physical Education Faculty at the Burj Luq ‎Luq campus of the Al-Quds University, emphasized that this activity (the tournament) ‎was the work of the physical education students at Burj Luq Luq, and that it was a ‎national activity held in honor and appreciation of the soul of the heroic Martyr Ibrahim ‎Al-Akari."‎
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Note: In July 2013, the UN announced a donation of €2.4 million (close to 3 million US ‎dollars) from the EU and UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) to Al-Quds ‎University, the aim of which would be to "contribute to the development and protection ‎of Palestinian cultural heritage in the old city of Jerusalem." [UNDP website, July 2, ‎‎2013 and Al-Quds University website, accessed Nov. 12, 2014]‎
The Burj Luq Luq Social Centre Society, which helped organize the tournament ‎honoring Al-Akari, is also funded by several Western donors. The Center's annual ‎report for 2013 lists the following international donors: UNICEF, UNDP, European ‎Union, French Consulate, British Consulate, Pontifical Mission, ANERA (American ‎Near East Refugee Aid) and Terre des Hommes. [p. 56 in Annual Report 2013 of The ‎Burj Luq Luq Social Centre Society http://www.burjalluqluq.org, accessed Nov. 13, ‎‎2014]‎