Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recommended in a tweet to Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas on Friday that he try “Googling [himself] sometime.”
President Abbas: Maybe try Googling yourself sometime? pic.twitter.com/sJeSHVw5Ra
— PM of Israel (@IsraeliPM) May 5, 2017
The tweet – and the video that came along with it – followed the incredulous lies spoken by Abbas at the podium of the White House during his joint press briefing with U.S. President Donald Trump this past week.
Abbas said during the briefing with media that his government “educates for peace,” and affirmed the Palestinian Authority is “raising our youth, our children, our grandchildren on a culture of peace.”
The Palestinian Authority has named sports events, children’s summer camps, schools and public buildings, streets and squares after some of the most bloodthirsty terrorists in the world.
The PA government also funds and sponsors television programming — clips of which are translated by the Palestinian Media Watch (PMW) organization — encouraging small children to hate Israel and Jews, and teaches them it is their sacred duty to murder. They are also taught by these programs that the entire Land of Israel is actually “Palestine”, from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea, and that someday it will all belong to the Arab nation “once more” – when they have eradicated the “Zionist enemy.”
These concepts are reinforced to children and teens in the classroom during the day in their textbooks and in the curricula formulated by the Palestinian Authority’s Ministry of Education.
Adult citizens of the Palestinian Authority are reminded of the “truth” of these vicious lies via the daily media they are exposed to in government-backed newspapers, radio stations and television programs, whose incitement-filled hate is also often translated and then publicized by the Palestinian Media Watch (PMW) so the world can at least be aware of what is being said.
All of these lies are funded via the PA Ministry of Communications, which receives support from the European Union and the United States, among other foreign nations.
President Trump is expected to be in Israel from May 22-23, his second stop on the president’s first foreign trip since his inauguration.
In addition to meetings with Prime Minister Netanyahu and Israel’s President Reuven Rivlin, President Trump has accepted an invitation to meet with the PA leader as well, but is not expected to travel to Ramallah, the capital city of the Palestinian Authority. It is believed he may meet with Abbas instead in Bethlehem, a city held sacred in the Christian faith. Trump will have already completed a visit to Riyadh by the time he arrives in Jerusalem, and will proceed to Rome following his visit in Israel.