Palestinian Authority Leader Threatens to Nuke Israel
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by JNS.org

Screen shot of Sultan Abu Al-Einein praising murder of Israeli Evyatar Borovsky. Photo: PMW/Youtube.
Deputy Secretary of the Fatah Central Committee and Chairman of the PA Olympic Committee Jibril Rajoub, when recently asked about “the negotiations game” with Israel on the Lebanese Al-Mayadeen television station, said, “I swear that if we had a nuke, we’d have used it this very morning,” Palestinian Media Watch (PMW) reported Wednesday.
Additionally, Head of the Palestinian Council for NGO Affairs Sultan Abu Al-Einein said on Palestinian television, “We salute the heroic fighter, the self-sacrificing Salam Al-Zaghal,” referring to the terrorist who recently killed 31-year-old Israeli father of five Evyatar Borovsky at a bus stop in Samaria, according to PMW. Previously, Fatah had posted pictures of the terrorist and the victim on its Facebook page with wording describing the terrorist as “the hero, the released prisoner, Salam Al-Zaghal.”
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