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Image and text posted on the official Fatah Facebook page The picture shows Fatah co-founder terrorist Khalil Al-Wazir “Abu Jihad” in the foreground. Posted text: “We emerged from the womb of the barracks and the trenches And we wrote the glory with bullets and rifles Until we waved all of the...”

Text and video published on Fatah’s Facebook page, “Fatah – The Main Page” Posted text: “Khalil Al-Wazir ‘Abu Jihad’, the first bullet and the first stone” Text in video: “Khalil Al-Wazir ‘Abu Jihad’ number two in the Fatah movement and one of its great founders, together with President Yasser...”

Text and image published on Fatah’s Facebook page, “Fatah – The Main Page” Text on image: “Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades, division of Martyr Commander Nidal Al-Amoudi.” “If I fall, take my place O my comerade in the struggle And carry my weapon Don’t fear my blood on the weapon” Posted text (same as...

Text and image published on Fatah’s Facebook page, “Fatah – The Main Page” Posted text: “Who is more beloved than you? No one is more beloved than you. From Turkey, the released and deported prisoner Amna Muna bows her head with pride and longing for the land and people of Palestine, [appearing]...”

Posted text: “Here are the glorious members of Shabiba [Fatah’s student movement] At Birzeit [University] The Sisters of Dalal [Mughrabi]” Photo shows young female keffiyeh masked Shabiba members wearing uniform. Note: Dalal Mughrabi led the most lethal terror attack in Israel’s history, known as...

Posted text: "Mobilize, oh sons of Yasser [Arafat] Mobilize, oh brothers of Abu Jihad, Abu Iyad, the two Kamals (Kamal Adwan and Kamal Nasser), ‎‎[Hussein] Abayat, [Marwan] Zalum and [Raed] Al-Karmi Mobilize, oh Sisters of Dalal [Mughrabi], Andalib [Takatka] and Wafa [Idris]‎ Mobilize, oh sons of..."

Posted text: “Photo of one of the Sisters of Dalal from the election campaign of Fatah’s Shabiba – the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades’ Bloc at the Palestine Polytechnic University.” Sisters of Dalal is Fatah’s women’s committee at the Palestinian universities

Posted text: “A photo from the visit of the Minister of Prisoners (i.e., Director of PLO Commission of Prisoners’ Affairs and PA Parliament Member Issa Karake) to the home of heroic prisoner Sa’id Shtayyeh on Palestinian Prisoners’ Day.” Photo shows Director of PLO Commission of Prisoners’ Affairs...

Posted text: “The anniversary of the Martyrdom-death (Istishhad) of Ayyat Al-Akhras, member of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades (i.e., Fatah’s military wing)” Text on image: “The 13th anniversary of the Martyrdom-death of heroine Ayyat Al-Akhras, daughter of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades. On the...”

In March 1978, Dalal Mughrabi led a group of Fatah terrorists from Lebanon and hijacked a bus on Israel's Coastal Highway. Confronted by the Israeli army, the terrorists killed 37 civilians on the bus,12 of them children. Fatah celebrated the anniversary of the attack and posted the above picture...

Posted text: "Urgent: A huge self-sacrificing operation (Fida'i - operation, i.e., terror attack) in Herzliya, Tel Aviv (i.e., the Coastal Road attack in 1978). 80 Israelis killed and over 100 wounded. The Palestinian flag was raised at the center of town. The commander of the cell [Dalal Mughrabi]..."

Text posted on Fatah's official Facebook page, "The Main Page": "When we speak of the Palestinian woman on her day (i.e., International Women's Day), you must be present, O glorious one, the prisoner who was exiled from Palestine to Turkey, and is always present in our hearts. Warm wishes to the..."

Posted text: “Fatah PA Parliament (Legislative Council) member Jamal Hweil welcomed the run-over operation (i.e., terror attack by car) in occupied Jerusalem..."

Text and image posted on Fatah’s Facebook page, “Fatah – The Main Page” Posted text: “Precisely today in 1975 Who remembers this date? The heroes of the self-sacrificing (Fida'i) operation (i.e., terror attack) at the Savoy [Hotel]” Note: Savoy terror attack - In March 1975, eight terrorists...

Text and image posted on Fatah’s Facebook page, “Fatah – The Main Page”: Posted text: “’Soon for Allah and for the homeland’ - [This was] the last thing written on his Facebook page by the man who carried out the run-over operation (i.e., car terror attack) in Sheikh Jarrah. Glory to you, Muhammad...”

In 1968, PFLP terrorist Mahmoud Muhammad Issa Al-Naarani carried out an attack on an Israeli El-‎Al airplane at the airport in Athens with an accomplice. One passenger was killed and a stewardess ‎seriously wounded. When terrorist Al-Naarani recently died, Fatah posted an obituary on its ‎Facebook...

In a post on Facebook, Abbas' Fatah movement reiterated its admiration and support for those who become "Martyrs," presenting this as a good deed for the future of Palestinians: "Good morning to the people of Palestine, the people of defiance; Good morning, land of the free men; Good..."

“The hero of the famous Ein Arik operation (i.e., terror attack), the heroic Martyr (Shahid) prisoner Shadi Said Al-Saaideh… Shadi is a wonderful example for the children of Palestine, its youth and heroes of Palestine. He was born from the womb of Palestinian suffering on March 8, 1981 in a...”

Fatah glorified the 1975 terror attack on the Tel Aviv Savoy Hotel, in which 8 were killed. Posted text: “From the chronicles of the revolution: the Savoy Hotel after its destruction by Fatah’s heroic self-sacrificing fighters (Fedayeen) – March 6, 1975. The multi-story Savoy Hotel became a ruin, a...”

Fatah glorified the planner of the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre in which 11 Israeli athletes were murdered. Fatah posted the above picture of the terrorist with the following text: “Ali Hassan Salameh, the Martyr Commander, the Red Prince. The glory in his name is enough.” Click to view bulletin...

The photo shows a monument in Beirut, Lebanon, commemorating Japanese terrorists who participated in a terror attack in Israel in 1972.

Text and image posted on Fatah’s Facebook page, “Fatah – The Main Page”: Text on image: “O bullets of honor in time of surrender, we are loyal and committed to you” Portraits on image, right to left: Raed Al-Karmi, Abu Iyad (Salah Khalaf), Abu Al-Hol and Fakhri Al-Omari Notes: Raed Al-Karmi – a...

Text on poster of Abbas: "I am not one to surrender. When Fatah launched the ‎armed struggle, we were nine members. Four of us supported the armed struggle, and ‎four opposed it. My vote tipped the scales in favor of the armed struggle. But everything ‎in its time."‎ ‎"Mahmoud Abbas, President of..."

Fatah honored one of ‎the planners of the massacre of 11 Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics in 1972: Text on image: "Martyr (Shahid) Commander Ali Hassan Salameh, the Red Prince, the ‎commander and the founder; on the 36th anniversary of [his death], his memory will ‎remain forever in our..."

On Jan. 18, 2015, Hezbollah commander Jihad Mughniyeh was killed in an Israeli ‎airstrike. Fatah’s official Facebook page posted the following in response to Mughniyeh’s ‎death: Posted text: "Martyr (Shahid) Jihad Mughniyeh"‎ Click to view bulletin Note: Jihad Mughniyeh - Commander of Hezbollah in...