Tag: Palestinian militant groups

The cynical use of human rights organizations as a cover fuels terror ism and hurts organizations that do real work for civil society.

"Those who float money to groups that are connected to terror must be held to account for the murder, misery, and suffering their funding has paid for."

The UN reporting "often omits the 'implementing partners' that receive the funding to carry out the programs."

Im Tirtzu advocates increased transparency and the passing of a UN equivalent of the Taylor Force Act.

The Popular Resistance Committee (PRC) terrorist organization in Gaza took credit for the attack.

Bishop said has been in communication with the PA Foreign Minister to make sure the money her country sends Ramallah—an estimated $43 million—will only be spent on good things.

Engineer and 'Shahid' Mohammed Zawahri who was 'eliminated by the Zionists in Tunisia' was one of their commanders who was in charge of the Iranian-made UAV Ghods Ababil project.

Hamas warehouses were disguised as World Vision warehouses, and trucks bringing supplies from Israel into Gaza unload their goods at those Hamas warehouses instead of legitimate World Vision warehouses.

The Abbas regime promotes hurling rocks to murder Jewish motorists, while his Fatah party prefers knives.

If there's one you can't accuse Hamas of, it's discrimination. Whether your a female, or a child, or a female child, Hamas is happy to...

The Passover massacre was a suicide bombing carried out by a Hamas terrorist at the Park Hotel in Netanya, on March 27, 2002. Thirty civilians, in the midst of a seder, were killed in the attack and 140 others were wounded. David Bedein, director of the Israel Resource News Agency, joins Yishai to reminisce about that awful night; the connected story of the Saudi Peace Initiative; the fraudulent "massacre" in Jenin; the documents that came out of PLO chief Yasser Arafat's computer; and the link to today's American empowerment of Iran. Then, Mati Wagner, Editorial Page Editor of The Jerusalem Post, and Dr. Seth Frandzman, Op-ed Editor of The Jerusalem Post, join Yishai in-studio to talk about the new power vacuum, and anarchy, that is forming in the Middle East due to the retreat of America. Finally, Mati and Seth debate the issue of whether the Arab "nakba" narrative -- according to which the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948 was a catastrophe -- should be taught in Israeli schools.