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PA/Fatah Summer Camps Create Hamas Terrorists A thread🧵 Fatah Summer camp 2 months before Oct 7 trained children to commit Oct 7 like atrocities. Shootings, Knifings, kidnappings… Can you blame Palestinian kids that they grow into terrorists? #SavePalestinianChildrenFromTheirLeaders

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Pal Media Watch2 年前

PA Summer Camp- the best place to learn that death is better than life

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Pal Media Watch2 年前

And what did your kid learn at summer camp today?

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Pal Media Watch2 年前

The US-funded Palestinian Authority Security Forces run summer camps to train child soldiers. America! Is this how you want your tax money to be spent? Training child soldiers? Training future terrorists?

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stephanie wolk2 年前

How on earth can we combat this kind of indoctrination?!! Very honestly, knowing that these children are being raised this way, I have little hope of being able to ever live peacefully with the Palestinians. They create generations of hate and murderous intentions towards us. 😞

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Jablus Amien2 年前

Only for show,later run hiding behind children and civilians as their human shields

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BiotechObserver2 年前

Yes I can blame them. It is not my problem who caused it or how. They are amalekites by training. It is the Israeli govt who deserves the most blame for allowing this to happen right under its nose.

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Pal Media Watch2 年前

Anti-Israel propagandists post statements from arbitrary extremists that are irrelevant, while Fatah’s children’s education promises ETHNIC CLEANSING from Israel of ALL JEWS

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Henrik Jonsson2 年前

Musli garbage

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