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On the day Faris Ouda died in combat, he placed a picture of himself in his room and laid a wreath around it with the words: “The brave Martyr Faris Ouda.” As he left his house, he told his mother, “Don’t worry, mother, martyrdom is sweet.”
Itamar Marcus
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Jan 29, 2021
A 17-year-old Palestinian terrorist attacked an Israeli female soldier and tried to stab her. Another soldier shot and killed the terrorist.
But by the next morning, the PA had already rewritten history:
“The Israeli occupation forces…
Young Atallah Muhammad Rayyan, 17, from Qarawat Bani Hassan
died as a Martyr after being shot by the occupation’s soldiers while he was at the junction near the village of Hares.”
In the entire article the PA did not mention that the “Martyr” was actually a terrorist who attempted to murder. Nor was this mentioned in a second article in the official PA daily about the attack.