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Glorifying Terrorism via the UN:
Suicide Killers as Martyrs
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Palestinian UN representative:
Riyad Mansour
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6/20/2008
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs." Latest list of "martyrs" includes Fahmi Al-Dardouk, who was killed at the Hawara roadblock while trying to detonate an explosive belt he was wearing. Four pipe charges were found on his body. A group calling itself the Struggle and Return faction of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades claimed responsibility for sending the terrorist. Also on the list of "martyrs" is Mohammad Ibrahim Nasr, the suicide bomber who blew up the truck at the entrance to the Erez Crossing carrying 4.5 tons of explosives. A short time later the Israeli Air Force attacked a vehicle near the crossing which had been involved in the attack and was apparently intended to aid the entrance to the crossing and in the abduction of IDF soldiers. Two terrorist organizations, the Jerusalem Battalions of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) and Fatah's Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, claimed joint responsibility for the attempted attack. Also listed as "martyr" is Mostafa Attallah a Hamas militant.
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4/29/2008
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs." Latest list of "martyrs" includes Bilal Mohammad Kmayel head of the Qabatiya PIJ (Palestinian Islamic Jihad) network, involved in a number of attacks, including shootings and laying IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices) to attack Israeli security forces acting in the Jenin region, and Hani Al-Kaa'bi, the local leader of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, who was killed in an exchange of fire with Israeli troops in the northern West Bank camp. Al-Kaa'bi was wanted by Israel for conducting and planning attacks, including plotting to poison patrons of a restaurant near Tel Aviv.
Other "martyrs" listed include Othman Ahmad Abu Hajar, Fadi Jamal Salem, and Ibrahim Mahmoud Shalash, Palestinian militants who were killed while trying to launch an attack near the border in the northern Gaza Strip.
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3/4/2008
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs." Latest list of "martyrs" includes Ayman Abu Fayed, a senior member of the al-Quds Brigades (the Islamic Jihad's military wing). Other "martyrs" listed include Hamza Khalil al-Hayya - who commanded a rocket-launching squad in northern Gaza - and at least five other Hamas militants, and 2 members of the terrorist group Popular Resistance Committees.
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2/8/2008
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs." Latest list of "martyrs" includes Mohammad Fat'hi Sabarneh and Mahmoud Khalil Sabarneh, members of the Hamas's Izzedine al-Qassam Brigades, a terrorist group which claimed responsibility for the attack on the yeshiva at Kfar Etzion on January 24, 2008. Also listed as "martyrs" are Ammar Zakarneh and Ahmad Abu Zaid, gunmen of the Islamic Jihad, who were killed in an exchange of fire.
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12/28/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs." Latest list of "martyrs" includes Mohammad Abdallah Abu Murshed, head of the PIJ's (Palestinian Islamic Jihad) terrorist operative wing, and Mu'tasem Sharif, member of the PA (Palestinian Authority) security forces and a suspect for smuggling weapons to Fatah's military wing, who was shooting at IDF soldiers when killed.
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12/19/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs." Latest list of "martyrs" includes chief members of the Jerusalem Battalions, an offshoot of the terrorist group Palestinian Islamic Jihad which has been responsible for launching rocket attacks against Israel: commander general Majid al-Harazin, and senior weapon manufacturer Karim Marwan al-Dachduch. Other "martyrs" listed included senior members of the terrorist group Islamic Jihad, Hosam Abu Habl and Jihad Mustafa Dhaher.
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10/29/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs." Latest list of "martyrs" includes Hazem Asfour, a member of the terrorist group Hamas. Other "martyrs" listed included Yusef Waleidah from the terrorist group Hamas and Yasser Asfur, a member of the terrorist group Islamic Jihad, both armed gunmen engaged in gunfire at the time of their deaths.
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9/27/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs." Latest list of "martyrs" includes Ayman Daloul, Hussain Ahel, Fawzi al-Ashram Osama Al-Reefi , Sami Al-Za'eem all of whom were armed and members of the Army of Islam, a group involved in the kidnapping Gilad Shalit. Other "martyrs" listed include the following who were trying to fire missiles at the IDF: Tha'er Abdel Wahab Al-Bassiouni (member of the terrorist group Islamic Jihad), Khairy Moussa Hamdan (member of the terrorist group Popular Resistance Committees), Mohammad Osama Odwan and Mohammad Talal Al-Bassiouni. Also listed as "martyrs" are Mohammad Abu Rokbah and Raji Nabeel Hamdan, members of the terrorist group Hamas.
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9/7/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs." Latest list of "martyrs" includes gunman Mohammad Baraka, operative in the terrorist group Hamas. Baraka was killed while taking part in a gunbattle with IDF.
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8/22/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs." Latest list of "martyrs" includes gunman Yehya Habeeb, senior field commander of the terrorist group, Hamas. Another "martyr" listed was gunman Nasser ali Mabrouk, an operative in the terrorist group Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
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8/15/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs." Latest list of "martyrs" includes Ra'ed Abu al-Adass, commander of the terrorist group, Islamic Jihad in Nablus. Another "martyr" listed was Mohammad Youssef Abu Musameh, an operative in the armed wing of Hamas. Other Hamas terrorists listed as "martyrs" included Ahmad Kamal al-Qarra, Mus'ab Abu Jamei', and Omar Mohammad al-Qarra. Three other armed terrorists listed as "martyrs" are Hamas operatives Ikrami Abu Amsha, Mohammad Subhi al-Batneeji, and Fadi Fawwaz Arqeeq.
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7/27/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs." Latest list of "martyrs" includes Mahmoud Najeeb Nazzal, commander of the Islamic Jihad's military wing, the al-Quds Brigades. Another "martyr" listed was Mohammad Omar Salah Ziab, a member of al-Quds Brigades, Islamic Jihad's armed wing, who was planning to carry out a terror attack at a checkpoint. Ziab was firing at IDF troops with a Kalashnikov assault rifle at the time of his death.
Also listed as a "martyr" is Omar Arafat Al-Khateeb, a senior member of the al-Quds Brigades, the Islamic Jihad's military wing. Al-Khateeb was behind the attempt to attack the Kissufim crossing last month and also oversaw the recent capture of a Palestinian who was suspected of collaborating with Israel. Another terrorist listed as a "martyr" is Shareef Brais, member of Hamas' military wing, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, who was killed while firing mortar shells at IDF forces. Also on the list of "martyrs" is Mahmoud Ali Abu Daqqa, another member of the Al-Qassam Brigades. Two terrorist members of Islamic Jihad, Ahmad Hassan Al-Bal'aawi and Khalil Zaid Al-D'aifi, were also included in the list of "martyrs."
Mohammad Ma'rouf, a Hamas gunman, who fired rockets at the nearby Israeli town of Sderot, wounding an Israeli woman and damaging a sports center and a school, is also listed as a "martyr." Ma'rouf had tampered with a border fence and was shooting at IDF soldiers when he was killed. He and another Mostafa Abbas, another Hamas terrorist listed as a "martyr," were trying to ambushIsraeli soldiers, and were armed with grenades in addition to their guns.
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7/6/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs." Latest list of "martyrs" includes Mohammad Jawad Siyam, the commander of the terrorist group Hamas in central Gaza.
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7/5/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Ziyad Shakir Ghannam, an Islamic Jihad leader involved in previous terrorist attacks, one of which killed 6 Israeli soldiers. He is also responsible for firing rockets against Israel.
Another "martyr" listed was Ra'ed Fou'ad Ghannam an Islamic Jihad operative who was preparing weapons at the time of his death.
Also listed as a "martyr" is Mohammad Al-Ra'ei who was responsible for killing five Israeli soldiers in 2004. The so-called "martyr" Salah Abdel Hafez Quffah was killed while in the middle of planning a car bomb against Israeli soldiers in Gaza and was also the head of an operation responsible for the attempted kidnapping of an Israeli soldier last month.
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7/2/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest "martyr" mentioned is Hitam Saleh, an Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades gunman who was armed at the time of his death.
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6/28/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Hossam Khaled Harb, member of the terrorist group Islamic Jihad, responsible for launching recent Qassam rocket attacks into Israel. Another "martyr" listed was Ra'ed Fannoona, a senior member of Islamic Jihad also responsible for launching Qassam rockets into Israel. Other terrorists listed as "martyrs" include Sami Abbas Al-Manasra, Youssef Abbas Al-Manasra and Dia' Mohammad Abu Daqqa, all members of Islamic Jihad; Nafez Hillis and Ahmad Hillis, members of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade; and Anan Al-Ara'eer, Youssef Khaled Joha and Hossam Abu To'aima all members of Hamas.
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6/21/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Fadi Abu Mostafa, head of Islamic Jihad in Khan Yunis who was involved in shooting attacks, planting explosives, recruiting terrorist operatives, planning terrorist attacks and training suicide bombers.
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5/31/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Omar Abdel Haleem, a member of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, a designated terrorist organization by Israel, the U.S., Canada, and the E.U. List also includes Mohammad Hisham Marei' who recently announced the formation of a new Fatah militant offshoot, the Abu Amar Brigades.
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5/21/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Sameh Frawneh, a senior Hamas terrorist responsible for launching missiles and mortar shells into Israel and for shooting at Israelis.
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4/23/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Mohammad Ghaleb Al-Dumaj, a Fatah gunman closely associated with the commander of al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades and Mohammad Afif Sarhan Jaleel, a senior operative in the al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of Islamic Jihad. Another "martyr" listed is Ameen Lubada, a leading manufacturer of bombs and explosive belts who was involved in numerous attacks and attempted attacks against Israelis, funded by Iran and Hezbollah. Also listed as a "martyr" is Fadel Noor, an Islamic Jihad terrorist involved in planning suicide bombings, recruiting bombers for attacks inside Israel and constructing bombs.
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4/10/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Ramzi Awadallah Al-Zaa'neen, an Islamic Jihad member who detonated a bomb after approaching a border fence in the Gaza strip. Other "martyrs" listed include Fouad Nabeel Ma'rouf, a member of the terrorist organization Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine which claimed they had been firing rocket-propelled grenades and automatic weapons and setting off explosives. Also on the list are Muhannad Mreish and Alaa' Al-Ghaleez, both of whom were armed and had been involved in shooting incidents against Israeli soldiers. They were also members of a cell that had dispatched a suicide bomber to Jerusalem in 2004.
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3/1/2007
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Ashraf Al-Sa'adi, the head of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) wing in Jenin, who was involved in the planning of suicide bombings carried out in Israel in 2005-2006. Another "martyr" listed was Mohammad Abu Naa'sa, also a PIJ operative.
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11/3/2006
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Shadi Khaled Al-Njjar and Mohammad Waheed Al-Najjar, two armed members of the Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas. Other "martyrs" listed include Tareq Mostafa Nasser and Ahmad Youssef Sa'adat, members of Hamas, Islamic Jihad member Mohammad Saleh Al-Masri, Lami Abu Lehya a Palestinian gunmen who was firing on Israeli troops, and Palestinian gunman Ahmad Kamal Al-Braim.
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10/25/2006
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Mohammed Abu Arar and Ashraf al-Muasher, members of the terrorist group Hamas. Other "martyrs" listed include Mohammad Al-Shinbari, a senior commander of the Popular Resistance Committee responsible for planting explosives, shooting anti-tank missiles and firing rockets into Israel and Rami Moussa Hamdan, member of the terrorist organization Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
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10/16/2006
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Ramez Abu Rashed, Sakhr Abu Jabal, Ahmad Abu Al-Aish, Mohammad Shaqqoura, Awwad Atatwah, Suleiman Al-Err, Fayez Al-Err all al-Qassam brigades terrorist fighters.
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10/13/2006
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Abdullah Mansour, a member of the terrorist group the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades and Yousef Qablan, a member of the terrorist group Islamic Jihad. Other "martyrs" listed include Salah Qadeeh, Na'el Qadeeh and Abdel Qadeeh, all armed terrorists from the Izzedine al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas's military arm.
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8/31/2006
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Fadi Qafisha, terrorist operative responsible for shooting attacks, car bombs, preparing suicide belts and dispatching suicide bombers to Israel. Other "martyrs" listed include Hani Hashash, a senior al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades operative involved in suicide bombing attacks and Hussam Jaradat, a head of Palestinian Islamic Jihad in Samaria responsible for many terrorist attacks including one in Haifa in 2003 that killed 21 Israeli civilians. Qafisha and Hashash took directions and funds from Hezbollah.
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8/21/2006
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Ibrahim Shaa'th, member of the terrorist group al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, Shadi Hussain Mallah, Malek Jabr Yassen and Anan Ahmad Darghmeh, all Hamas operatives who were killed when the explosives belt they were preparing for a terror attack exploded, Khaled Mohammad Shanayteh and Oqlah Shanayteh, Islamic Jihad operatives who resisted arrest when M-16 rifles, hand grenades and night-vision equipment were found in their possession and Mohammad Omar Al-Nazr, another Islamic Jihad operative.
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8/11/2006
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Mohammad Ateeq, leader of Islamic Jihad's military wing and Ramadan Al-Majdalawi, senior field commander of the Popular Resistance Committee, a group affiliated with Hamas.
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8/7/2006
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Mohammad Salah Al-Khawajeh, armed Islamic Jihad Member, Shareef Saber Ayyash, armed Hamas Member and Rashed Al-Omary, wanted Palestinian gunman.
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7/20/2006
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Na'el Yaseen, a senior Fatah/Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades senior operative directed and financed by Hezbollah. He was responsible for recruiting terrorists for suicide bombings and planning abductions including the the abduction of Benjamin Fishbein--a Jewish American student (later released).
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7/13/2006
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Nabeel Abu Salmiyya, a Hamas leader.
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7/10/2006
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Mahmoud Shaheen Haymour, member of the terrorist group Al-aqsa Martyrs Brigades, Fida' Nimr Qandeel, a commander in the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades and Ismail Al-Masri, member of Hamas' armed wing, the Izz el-Din el-Qassam Brigades.
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6/9/2006
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Jamal Abu Samhadana, head of the Popular Resistance Committee, a terrorist organization. He is responsible for a number of attacks against Israel, including the shooting of Tali Hatuel, a pregnant mother, and her four daughters at close range.
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4/10/2006
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. New UN document, distributed by the UN's Palestinian representative, once again refers to terrorists as "martyrs". Latest list of "martyrs" includes Jabr Al-Akhras, terrorist operative responsible for attacks against Israel, Sami Abu Shrei'ah and Mahmoud Ajjour who were both members of the Al-aqsa Martyrs Brigades and Iyad Abu Al-Ainain, well-known rocket engineer responsible for firing rockets at Israel.
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4/5/2006
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. Palestinian terrorist Raed Abayat is hailed in this UN document, distributed at the behest of the UN's Palestinian representative, as a "martyr" and a victim of an extrajudicial killing. Nowhere does this letter to the Security Council mention that he was armed with an explosive device and an M-16 assault rifle at the time of his death. Similarly, Mohammed Ayad and Sufyan Abu Gharaba were in the process of trying to carry out an attack with a 30-kg bomb when they were stopped by Israelis Defence Forces. This detail escapes the letter, distributed courtesy of the UN, lamenting their deaths.
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4/5/2006
Glorifying terrorism via the UN. Among the "martyrs" listed in this official UN document, distributed at the behest of the UN's Palestinian representative, is Ahmad Macharika who dressed up like a religious Jew and blew up four innocent Israelis who mistakenly invited him into their car. Another so-called Palestinian victim mentioned is Samer Sobhi Farihate, a wanted terror suspect and member of the armed wing of Islamic Jihad. He was armed and engaged in a gun battle with Israeli Defense Forces.
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3/7/2006
According to the Palestinian UN delegation Moneer Sokkar and Ashraf Ahallof are "martyrs". They were combatants, direct participants in firing rockets and attempted suicide-bombing. Sadly, Palestinian civilians also died. By using the trappings of civilian life and civilians as human shields, these terrorists violated the Geneva Conventions (Article 51(7)) and are directly responsible for their deaths. Civilian deaths are unfortunate, not shameful political currency for a Palestinian government dedicated to violence.
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2/24/2006
Another Palestinian pro-terrorism letter courtesy its UN bureau. These "martyrs" have multiple murders to their credit.
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2/23/2006
Palestinian mission to the UN continues to use UN platform to promote terrorism. New list of terrorists referred to as "martyrs." (Bilal Najer, 18, and Osama Breis, 20, of Rafah, were carrying bombs and were both members of the Popular Resistance Committee - see story)
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2/7/2006
If there was any doubt about the Palestinian Authority's continuining embrace of terrorism (with or without Hamas), read this. A letter from the Palestinian observer to the Security Council describes bomb-makers as "martyrs." See IMRA "During a joint IDF, ISA, and Israel Police activity for the arrest of wanted Islamic Jihad terrorists in the village of Arabe, south of Jenin today, two wanted Islamic Jihad terrorists, Nidal Abu Sa'ade and Ahmed Tubasi, were killed after an exchange of fire erupted as the forces were trying to arrest them. A Border Police officer was severely wounded during the exchanges of fire." and YNET "One of those killed in the attack is Islamic Jihad's 'rocket engineer' Adnan Bustan, who became an expert at making al-Quds rockets, Islamic Jihad's version of Hamas' Qassam rocket."
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1/13/2006
Glorifying terrorism once again. Here is a letter from the Palestinian Ambassador to the UN on January 13, 2006 referring to two "martyrs" which he identifies in the annex to his letter. What he neglects to mention is that one of these "martyrs" died while detonating an explosive belt he was wearing, originally intending to use it on Israelis instead of himself. It also doesn't bother to tell us that he and the other "martyr," who died in a shoot out with Israeli forces, were part of a terrorist cell responsible for a suicide bombing in Israel that killed 5 civilians on October 26, 2005, and that three other terrorists who agreed to be taken into custody were not killed.
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