“Our people will continue to fight until the last living soul,” vows Fatah

Headline: “Fatah eulogized the Martyrs of Friday of rage”

“The Fatah Movement eulogized the Martyrs of the popular uprising (i.e., term used by Palestinians, which also refers to the use of violence and terror) in all the Northern Districts (i.e., the West Bank) who ascended [to Heaven] in response to the call of duty to defend the Al-Aqsa Mosque and help our people in the Gaza Strip and the Interior (i.e., Palestinian term for Israel) as they come out against the occupier’s barbarity and its wild aggression. Fatah said that our people’s struggle to restore its rights will not end, and that the occupation state is deluded if it thinks that it can eliminate the fire of the struggle. This is because the stolen rights must return to their owners, and as long as our people does not enjoy freedom and has not restored all its rights, it will continue to fight until the last living soul…Fatah emphasized its call to its members and to all our people to continue to defend the holy sites and the land, because the barbaric enemy is doing as it pleases with the holy sites and has gone too far in harming them… Fatah also saluted all our people in Jerusalem, the Interior, the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, and the diaspora as they are uniting around our national dream of restoring the land, the return of the people, and independence.”

The terms "peaceful uprising/resistance,” and “popular uprising/resistance" are used by PA leaders at times to refer to peaceful protest and at times to refer to deadly terror attacks and terror waves. For example, ‎Mahmoud Abbas defined as “peaceful popular” the murderous terror during the 2015-2016 ‎terror wave (“The Knife Intifada”), in which 40 people were killed (36 Israelis, 1 Palestinian, 2 Americans and 1 Eritrean) and hundreds wounded in stabbings, shootings, and car ramming attacks. Abbas said: "We want peaceful popular uprising, and that’s what this is." https://palwatch.org/page/9276