Epstein Secrets

w on PMW's website On July 1, 2016, Palestinian terrorists murdered a father of ten and critically wounded his wife in a drive by shooting south of Hebron. Last week, the shooter, Muhammad Al-Faqih, was killed when he fired at Israeli soldiers who came to arrest him, and the driver of the car during th

ision with Legal Validity No. 1 of 2013 regarding the amendment to the Prisoners' and Released [Prisoners'] Law, which President [Mahmoud Abbas] of the State of Palestine issued on Jan. 8, 2013, and which was published in issue no. 99 of the Records, which were published on Feb. 27, 2013. The importance of this amend

ation, taking his education into consideration. He receives a salary according to the pay scale of civil or military employees that is customary in the State of Palestine. For released female prisoners three years are to be subtracted from the periods noted in the table appended to this regulation... Number of years

t a keffiyeh on=him He went to get a k=ife And said to me: '1= order to stab' Zionis=s, woe to you from the freedom generation" #Stab, #So_what, #Hebron, #Our_land [Facebook page of =a shape="rect">Moutasem Shawabkeh, Nov. 20, 2015) =/span> See more examples of PMW's do=umentation of PA and Fatah s

Al-Aqsa Mosque and to the PA's portrayal of=Jews praying on the Temple Mount as "an invasion of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.&nb=p; Fadi Alloun - 19-year-old Palestin=an terrorist who stabbed and injured Israeli citizen Moshe Malka (15) near=the Old City of Jerusalem on Oct. 3, 2015. Alloun fled and was shot and k

n and Meir - people who, he said, killed Pale=tinians - were cited. He also mentioned Baruch Goldstein, who killed 29 Mu=lim worshipers at prayer in Hebron. 2 E FTA_R 1_00007 093 EFTA01733332 At one stage, said =terle, Hamdallah got a little agitated as the group continued to bring him=back to the t

part of a delegation of British and Australian politician= visiting Israel, before heading for talks with Palestinian authorities in=Ramallah. The Palestin=an Education Minister Dr Sabri Saidam told SBS News he had expected the di=cussions to focus on education, but was surprised by the group's "explosi