Niet alleen Jezus, ook de maagd Maria is een Palestijn volgens Fatah. Straks is ook koning David een Palestijn en is Jeruzalem door de Palestijnen gesticht. Dat heet geschiedvervalsing. Overigens schijnt een deel van de huidige Palestijnen van Joden af te stammen, dus ook zonder dit soort rare capriolen kan men zich een stukje van de Joodse geschiedenis toeëigenen.
RP
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Bulletin / March 17, 2010
Palestinian Media Watch
Fatah proud of Palestinian women:
Fighters, Martyrs and the Virgin Mary
Palestinian Media Watch
Fatah proud of Palestinian women:
Fighters, Martyrs and the Virgin Mary
http://palwatch.org/main.aspx?fi=157&doc_id=1897
by Itamar Marcus and Barbara Crook
In its official statement in honor of International Women's Day, the Fatah movement listed a group of "Palestinian" women of whom it is proud: Martyrs, fighters, prisoners and the Virgin Mary.
Turning Virgin Mary and Jesus from Judeans (Jews) into "Palestinians" is a basic part of the Palestinian Authority's revision of history. The PA leadership has for years been attempting to create a Palestinian-Islamic history in the Land of Israel. This is not an alternative interpretation of modern history; rather, it is an invented history from long before Islam was founded (610 CE) and long before the Romans tried to sever Jewish ties to the Land of Israel/Judea by renaming it "Palestine" in the year 135 CE. Although historically meaningless, turning Jesus and the Virgin Mary into Palestinians is a repeating theme of PA historical revision.
The following is the Fatah Communications and Education Authority statement in honor of International Women's Day from the official Fatah website:
"If we are proud of the holiness of our land, then we are proud and pride ourselves that the first and most important holy woman among the nations and peoples is from the holy land: The Virgin Mary - the woman of love and peace - is of the nation of Palestine, whose roots are grounded in the depths of history. Our movement takes note of its pride in all the women Shahidas (Martyrs), prisoners, Palestinian fighters, who have become a model of sacrifice and a school that teaches the meaning of giving and of sacrifice."
palvoice.com/index.php?id=23043
[Fatah website, March 8, 2010]
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p:+972 2 625 4140 e: pmw@palwatch.org
f: +972 2 624 2803 w: www.palwatch.org
PMW | King George 59 | Jerusalem | Israel
by Itamar Marcus and Barbara Crook
In its official statement in honor of International Women's Day, the Fatah movement listed a group of "Palestinian" women of whom it is proud: Martyrs, fighters, prisoners and the Virgin Mary.
Turning Virgin Mary and Jesus from Judeans (Jews) into "Palestinians" is a basic part of the Palestinian Authority's revision of history. The PA leadership has for years been attempting to create a Palestinian-Islamic history in the Land of Israel. This is not an alternative interpretation of modern history; rather, it is an invented history from long before Islam was founded (610 CE) and long before the Romans tried to sever Jewish ties to the Land of Israel/Judea by renaming it "Palestine" in the year 135 CE. Although historically meaningless, turning Jesus and the Virgin Mary into Palestinians is a repeating theme of PA historical revision.
The following is the Fatah Communications and Education Authority statement in honor of International Women's Day from the official Fatah website:
"If we are proud of the holiness of our land, then we are proud and pride ourselves that the first and most important holy woman among the nations and peoples is from the holy land: The Virgin Mary - the woman of love and peace - is of the nation of Palestine, whose roots are grounded in the depths of history. Our movement takes note of its pride in all the women Shahidas (Martyrs), prisoners, Palestinian fighters, who have become a model of sacrifice and a school that teaches the meaning of giving and of sacrifice."
palvoice.com/index.php?id=23043
[Fatah website, March 8, 2010]
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p:+972 2 625 4140 e: pmw@palwatch.org
f: +972 2 624 2803 w: www.palwatch.org
PMW | King George 59 | Jerusalem | Israel
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