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Palestinian Authority daily calls for bloodshed during Holocaust memorial event

Column in Al-Hayat Al-Jadida encourages a deadly Palestinian revolt in Jerusalem during a ceremony commemorating the Holocaust where prominent international dignitaries are scheduled to attend.

by  Noa Amouyal
Published on  01-19-2020 22:10
Last modified: 01-19-2020 22:10
Palestinian Authority daily calls for bloodshed during Holocaust memorial eventReuters/Ammar Awad

Palestinian stone-throwers take part in clashes with Israeli police in Jerusalem | Photo: Reuters/Ammar Awad

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While dignitaries all over the world are set to descend upon Jerusalem this week, the Palestinian Authority's official daily newspaper, Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, is having none of it.

In an incendiary op-ed published on Saturday, the paper incited for violence during an event that is supposed to commemorate the six million Jews who were slaughtered during the Holocaust.

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"One shot will disrupt the ceremony and one dead body will cancel the ceremony," the paper wrote in reference to the Fifth World Holocaust Forum taking place later this week in Israel.

According to Palestinian Media Watch, who discovered the offensive op-ed, columnist Yahya Rabah slammed the international dignitaries set to attend because their presence at the ceremony would recognize the Holocaust and turn a blind eye to the "insignificant, beautiful [and] spectacular...Palestinian Holocaust by Israel that still continues."

"It can be assumed that they [Palestinians] will resist the ceremony being held in Jerusalem itself, as Jerusalem is theirs," he added.

He then went on to target his anger at US President Donald Trump and wrote, "Palestinians will never accept this equation, and it can be assumed that they will resist the ceremony being held in Jerusalem itself, as Jerusalem is theirs, despite [US President Donald] Trump who gave it to Israel as part of the filthy deal of the century."

Some high-profile leaders scheduled to arrive include Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales; US Vice President Mike Pence and French President Emanuel Macron.

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