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Mothers, daughters glorify terrorism in popular Palestinian song

The lyrics, rebroadcast on the Palestinian Authority’s official television station, include: “There is no force in the world that can remove the weapon from my hand.”

Official P.A. T.V. June 2, 2020, Credit: Palestinian Media Watch.
Official P.A. T.V. June 2, 2020, Credit: Palestinian Media Watch.

An old video clip that was rebroadcast recently on the Palestinian Authority’s official television station shows mothers and daughters on a bus trip from Jerusalem to Amman, Jordan, singing about the glories of terrorism, Palestinian Media Watch reported on Thursday.

The clip of the song—made popular after it was performed at a cultural festival in 2010—was played on P.A. T.V. in early June and included the lyrics: “From my wounds, my weapon has emerged/O, our revolution, my weapon has emerged/There is no force in the world that can remove the weapon from my hand/My weapon has emerged. My weapon has emerged.”

According to PMW, the following additional stanza, which encourages martyrdom, was omitted from the June 2 broadcast: “He who offers his blood does not care/If his blood flows upon the ground/As the weapon of the revolution is in my hand/So my presence will be forced [upon Israel].”

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