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by JNS.org
Left, Palestinian terrorist Dalal Mughrabi. Right, a photo illustration of French national daily newspapers reporting on Muhammad Merah, the al Qaeda terrorist who murdered four Jews at a school in Toulouse.
While the Palestinian Authority (PA) condemned al Qaeda-inspired terrorist Muhammad Merah’s murder of three Jewish children and a rabbi at Otzar HaTorah in Toulouse, France, the PA continued to glorify Palestinian terror in Israel.
Merah, according to French authorities, was motivated to commit the murder to “avenge Palestinian children.”
Nizar Farsakh, the PA’s spokesman in Washington, DC, told JointMedia News Service that the PA “condemns any attacks on innocent civilians and condemns using the Palestinian cause to justify such acts.”
“This terrorist crime is condemned in the strongest terms by the Palestinian people and their children,” Farsakh said.
On March 22, however, the official Fatah Facebook page honored Palestinian terrorist Dalal Mughrabi, who, with other terrorists, killed 37 Israelis—12 children and 25 adults.
“This is Dalal, my eternal love… Dalal is my mysterious young woman, my revolutionary Jihadi inspiration,” the Facebook page read, according to Palestinian Media Watch.
