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PMW reports in the media about glorifying Terror

 

 

The Palestinian Media Watch (PMW) report on the Palestinian Authority’s campaign to glorify terror, including providing salaries to terrorists and their families; naming schools, sporting events, and public venues after terrorists; promoting terror in children’s TV programs, radio shows and schoolbooks.

PMW is the organization that uncovered and notified donor countries that the PA rewards terrorism by paying salaries to terrorist prisoners and money to the families of terrorist “martyrs,” totaling hundreds of millions of dollars every year. PMW’s research led to the U.S. Taylor Force Act and Israel’s “Anti-Pay-for-Slay” law and impacted funding policies in a multitude of countries.

PMW’s yearly presentations to the Israeli government, U.S. Congress and many parliaments have led to numerous parliamentary debates, policy decisions and legislation concerning the Palestinian Authority. PMW’s work has been instrumental in propelling Australia, Belgium, Britain, France, Holland, Norway, the U.S. and other countries to publicly condemn the PA for glorifying hate and terror and to cut funding to the PA and Palestinian projects promoting or glorifying terror.

PMW also reaches hundreds of thousands of people worldwide through its bulletins and special reports, and millions more through international news outlets and social media sites covering the organization’s work. By demonstrating the direct link between the Palestinian Authority’s messaging and Palestinian hate and terrorism, PMW has provided clear evidence that it is the Palestinian Authority, not Israel, that is perpetuating the conflict by promoting hate and terror and denying Israel’s right to exist in any borders.

It is PMW’s intention that governments and key decision makers worldwide will use its research to address the real obstacles to peace and develop effective solutions that focus on the fundamental changes the Palestinian Authority must make before there can be any chance of peace.

 

 

 

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