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by JNS.org
Fatah Central Committee member Amal Hamad, pictured, praised Palestinian terrorists in a recent TV interview. Photo: Screenshot from the PA TV video translated by MEMRI.
JNS.org – In a recent TV interview, Fatah Central Committee member Amal Hamad sang the praises of Dalal Mughrabi, the deputy commander of the 1978 Coastal Road attack on an Israeli bus, in which 38 Israelis were killed.
She also praised other female Fatah suicide bombers, such as Wafa Idris and Ayat Al-Akhras.
“From the very first moment, women played a role,” she says in the video. “Women participated in the national struggle, bearing arms, fighting the occupiers, and carrying out bombings.”
The interview aired on the official Palestinian Authority TV channel a few days before the 51st anniversary of the establishment of the Fatah movement, according to the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), which translated the video.
