Er is al meer over geschreven, het feit dat Abbas en andere leiders die de vrije meningsuiting en het antiterrorisme nou niet bepaald hoog in het vaandel hebben staan, afgelopen zondag vrolijk meeliepen in de grote demonstratie tegen de moord op medewerkers van Charlie Hebdo. Ook Netanyahu is fel bekritiseerd, maar die kwam ook om op de herdenking van de Joodse slachtoffers te spreken en de Joodse gemeenschap een hart onder de riem te steken. Omdat Netanyahu er was, moest en zou Abbas ook komen, meende president Hollande, anders is er geen evenwicht. Om welk evenwicht dat precies gaat blijft schimmig. Joodse terroristen hebben geen Palestijnen gedood in Parijs, er waren op geen enkele wijze Palestijnen bij de zaak betrokken, en Palestina ligt ook niet in Europa, dus wat moest Abbas daar? Ondertussen blijft de PA terrorisme tegen Joden in Israel verheerlijken, want dat is natuurlijk heeeel wat anders dan wanneer er in Frankrijk mensen worden doodgeschoten.
RP
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Abbas' terror-hypocrisy continues
Islamists killing 16 French civilians is terror
Palestinians killing 37 Israeli civilians is heroism
by Itamar Marcus and Nan Jacques Zilberdik
One day after Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas participated in the anti-terror march in Paris, condemning the Islamist terror attacks in which 16 French civilians were killed, his Fatah party glorified a Palestinian terror attack in which 37 Israeli civilians were killed.
As part of Fatah's celebration of the murders, Fatah posted the above picture of the burned-out bus in which dozens of civilians were murdered by bullets and hand grenades. The terror attack led by terrorist Dalal Mughrabi was the most lethal in Israel's history, when terrorists in 1978 hijacked a bus and killed its passengers.
Fatah honored the terror squad as "heroes":
"Here Dalal [Mughrabi] raised the Palestinian flag at the front of the bus used by the heroes of Martyr (Shahid) Kamal Adwan's group. They drove with 90 hostages inside it from Haifa to Tel Aviv, but the Zionist forces refused to negotiate with them. They fought a fierce battle that lasted from afternoon to evening on March 11, 1978."
[Facebook, "Fatah - The Main Page", Jan. 12, 2015]
Fatah placed its logo on the photo of the bus - crossed rifles, and a grenade on top of a map representing "Palestine" that includes all of Israel.
Yesterday, Palestinian Media Watch documented Abbas' terror-hypocrisy by showing that his official newspaper played a part in the glorification of 5 terrorists who recently killed a total of 10 Israelis, calling them "Martyrs of 2014."
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