PA TV show hosts mothers of Jerusalemite terrorists
In the talk show "Palestine this morning," PA TV chose to invite and interview relatives of terrorists:
- Mother of female prisoner Amna Mona, who lured Israeli teen Ofir Rahum and was involved in his kidnapping and murder on Jan. 17, 2001.
- Mother of female prisoner Ibtissam Al-Issawi, who is serving a 15-year sentence for stabbing a soldier.
- Mother of female prisoner Sanaa Shehadeh, who is serving 3 life sentences in an Israeli prison for transporting a suicide terrorist to Jerusalem in 2002. Three civilians were killed and dozens wounded in the attack.
An unidentified person conveys greetings to female prisoner Amal Jum’a, who was arrested before she managed to carry out a suicide attack.
Note: Terrorist Sanaa Shehadeh has been honored numerous times on PA TV. In June 2010, PA TV broadcast her two young nieces dedicating an anti-Israel war song to her. Click to view bulletin
In December 2010, PA TV broadcast an interview with Shehadeh's father in which she is referred to as "the heroine of Palestine." Click to view bulletin
- Mother of female prisoner Amna Mona, who lured Israeli teen Ofir Rahum and was involved in his kidnapping and murder on Jan. 17, 2001.
- Mother of female prisoner Ibtissam Al-Issawi, who is serving a 15-year sentence for stabbing a soldier.
- Mother of female prisoner Sanaa Shehadeh, who is serving 3 life sentences in an Israeli prison for transporting a suicide terrorist to Jerusalem in 2002. Three civilians were killed and dozens wounded in the attack.
An unidentified person conveys greetings to female prisoner Amal Jum’a, who was arrested before she managed to carry out a suicide attack.
Note: Terrorist Sanaa Shehadeh has been honored numerous times on PA TV. In June 2010, PA TV broadcast her two young nieces dedicating an anti-Israel war song to her. Click to view bulletin
In December 2010, PA TV broadcast an interview with Shehadeh's father in which she is referred to as "the heroine of Palestine." Click to view bulletin
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