Palestinian President & Hamas send children to kill Jews & get killed while using Islam as justification

Over the past few years, hundreds of Palestinian children have taken part in terrorist attacks against Jews in Israel.
Have you ever wondered where these kids got the idea to stab and kill Jews?
Hamas & Palestinian Authority's TV channels glorify terrorists and terrorist attacks non-stop while demonizing and dehumanizing Jews.
Hamas and the Islamic Jihad are broadcasting calls for genocide of Jews while the Palestinian Authority, which receives billions of dollars in foreign aid from Western countries, paye salaries to terrorists and families of suicide bombers for killing Jews.
The Palestinian school curriculum promotes terrorist attacks and in summer camps Palestinian children are trained to kill Jews.
The posts below give examples of Palestinian youth who were killed while trying to kill Jews.

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Mohammed Mahmoud Ibrahim Hattab was 17. He was killed while taking part in a firebombing attack of a town. Teenagers shouldn’t be encouraged into violence that will harm them and others. End this at https://t.co/3SbYvK1teq. Sign the open letters. #KidsNotSoldiers #PCSWeek pic.twitter.com/w6fiwQk3MO

— Palestinian Child Soldier Week (@PCSWeek) February 18, 2020

In 2017, 16 year old Fatima Hjeiji came at police officers with a knife. She was KIA. A teenage girl shouldn’t have been pressured to kill herself in combat. Let others know they don’t have to at https://t.co/3SbYvK1teq. #KidsNotSoldiers #childrennotsoldiers #PCSWeek #Children pic.twitter.com/r0JQGpD8Rr

— Palestinian Child Soldier Week (@PCSWeek) February 20, 2020

Join the campaign to end the use of Palestinian child soldiers. https://t.co/ZfMgBv0m59 #KidsNotSoldiers #ChildrenNotSoldiers #NoWayToTreatAChild #PCSWeek pic.twitter.com/2F2oBRYG8p

— Palestinian Child Soldier Week (@PCSWeek) February 10, 2020

Fatah Facebook reposts and pins video of Jordanian boy who wanted to avenge Palestinian murderer of 2, “shoot Jews” and “die for Jerusalem.” Fatah called on its followers to "reshare the video" which had been removed from YouTube.

More here: https://t.co/oGbTiL9pyD pic.twitter.com/BYkcngWvh8

— Pal Media Watch (@palwatch) February 19, 2020