Fatah glorifies “Martyrs of the Palestinian Security Forces”
Video and text posted on the Facebook page of the Fatah Commission of Information and Culture
Posted text: “The Martyrs of the Palestinian [PA] Security Forces. Sacrifice is a practice, not [just] a slogan.”
The video from Fatah-run Awdah TV shows pictures of a number of PA Security Forces members, including: terrorist Ahmed Abed, murdered 1 together with an accomplice;
Yazan Abu Tbeikh, who was killed during clashes in Jenin on Feb. 6, 2020;
Mutaz Al-Sharawneh, who was killed during clashes on July 2, 2013; and Adham Yasser Aliwi and Tayseer Mahmoud Ayaseh, who opened fire on Israeli undercover forces.
Ahmed Abed and Abd Al-Rahman Abed - Palestinian terrorists and members of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades (Fatah's military wing) who shot and killed Israeli army officer Maj. Bar Falah, deputy commander of the Nahal brigade, at Jalame checkpoint near Jenin on Sept. 14, 2022. Other soldiers returned fire, killing the two terrorists. Ahmed Abed was an officer in the PA Security Forces. Fatah officially took responsibility for the attack in a Facebook post that was subsequently removed.
Jamil Al-Amouri, Wisam Abu Zaid, Adham Yasser Aliwi, and Tayseer Mahmoud Ayaseh – Israeli undercover forces attempted to arrest wanted Islamic Jihad terrorists Jamil Al-Amouri and Wisam Abu Zaid while they were hiding in Jenin next to a PA military intelligence building on June 10, 2021, in order to prevent the two from committing imminent shooting attacks after they had committed attacks in the previous months. The two attempted to flee, at which point the Israeli forces opened fire, killing Al-Amouri and wounding and arresting Abu Zaid. Because the Israeli forces were operating undercover, the PA Security Forces had not been notified in advance in order not to blow their cover, and as the Israeli forces were preparing to leave the area, PA military intelligence officers Adham Yasser Aliwi and Tayseer Mahmoud Ayaseh opened fire on them, possibly unaware they were Israeli security forces. The forces returned fire, killing Aliwi and Ayaseh. According to reports, video from the event shows someone at the scene shouting out to identify the Israeli undercover forces, but Aliwi and Ayaseh apparently continued to fire despite the shouts.