PA antisemitic libel: “Rabbi said ‘kill children and women to enter Paradise’”

The main arguments in the article are:

1. Fatah's continued glorification of terrorism: Fatah, the ruling party of the Palestinian Authority (PA), continues to honor terrorist Dalal Mughrabi, who led the 1978 Coastal Road Massacre that killed 37 civilians. Fatah named a girls’ camp after her, framing her as a role model for young girls.

2. Promotion of violence among Palestinian youth: By naming the camp after Mughrabi, Fatah is promoting violent resistance and encouraging young girls to emulate a figure known for terrorism. This suggests the indoctrination of the next generation into a culture that celebrates violence.

3. Rejection of peace narratives: Fatah's actions, such as glorifying Mughrabi, contradict claims of being open to peace and coexistence with Israel. The article argues that honoring terrorists undermines efforts for a peaceful resolution to the conflict.