Palestinian Authority chief Mahmoud Abbas, now in the 21st year of what was originally a four-year term, celebrated his 90th birthday over the weekend.
Abbas, born on Nov. 15, 1935, in the northern Israeli city of Safed, has led the P.A.—which exercises limited self-government in parts of Judea and Samaria—since 2005, following the election held after Palestine Liberation Organization founder Yasser Arafat’s death.
In honor of Mahmoud Abbas' 90th birthday, we've created a compilation of his greatest hits.
— Pal Media Watch (@palwatch) November 16, 2025
It's all here: Holocaust denial, calls for terror against Jews, phone calls to welcome released Palestinian murderers, blood libels, and extravagant dinners to honor terrorists.
BONUS… pic.twitter.com/UCZ9Vdw4bb
On Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned French President Emmanuel Macron for embracing Abbas as a “prince of peace” following their meeting in Paris.
“Abbas, who was feted right now in Paris, pays terrorists to kill Jews,” Netanyahu said. “The more Jews they kill, the more they get paid.”
Netanyahu added that during Abbas’s tenure, Ramallah has named public squares after terrorists and used school textbooks that call for the destruction of the Jewish state.
