Palestinian Authority TV Promotes “Martyr’s Blood” and “Gunfire” (VIDEO)
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by Algemeiner Staff
“Armed struggle is a strategy and not a tactic, and the Palestinian Arab People’s armed revolution is a decisive factor in the liberation fight and in uprooting the Zionist existence, and this struggle will not cease unless the Zionist state is demolished and Palestine is completely liberated”.
This comes directly from Article 12 of Fatah’s constitution.
Fatah, also known as the Palestinian Authority, runs their own television channel in the West Bank, and The Algemeiner has tracked down some of their programming for you. The video and text is below.
“Palestine is a state built on struggle
With the Martyr’s blood, with gunfire
It [Palestine] will restore the plant to its land
It will bring home those who are distant
It will return the stolen [property] to its inhabitants
So that Arab honor will not be degraded
Oh treacherous aggressor, oh sinner (i.e., Israel)
We will rise like the sun shining on dry grass.”
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