The Palestinian culture of violence is rooted in the pervasive, all-encompassing propaganda that their culture forces upon its children. Here's a prime example of this phenomenon—the children are returning to their schools for the first school-day of the year, in the presence of the ever-ready photojournalist corps. Keep a keen eye on these childrens' surroundings:—The content of the murals, in particular, tell a rather one-sided story of the Palestinian conflict.
Palestinian schoolgirls arrive at their school on the first day of the school year at the West Bank city of Jenin Saturday, Sept. 1, 2007. Thousands of Palestinian children kicked off the new school year on Saturday in the Gaza Strip, but some of their counterparts in the West Bank got an extra day of vacation thanks to a teacher's strike. (AP Photo/Mohammed Ballas)
For the record, the map in the photograph above encompasses the entire borders of the current State of Israel—the target of the terrorist regime of the Palestinians. Is it any wonder that, after being incubated in surroundings like this for their entire lives, that the "cycle of violence" wrought by the Palestinian terrorists never ceases?
I'll be tracking more of these works of propaganda beyond the fold.
(AP Photo/Mohammed Ballas)
REUTERS/Mohamad Torokman (WEST BANK)
REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa (GAZA)
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Comments:
#2 Clayton 19-Oct-2007
No no captainfish, the boycott of anything Israeli or American stops mattering as soon as the palestinians can use it. That explains why they use cell phones, wear our clothing, and drive our cars. They are a bunch of hypocrites, and the arab world is such shit that if they actually boycotted everything western, they would be left with nothing
Is that a backpack from the Bratz brand? Hmmm, she better watch out or the Palestinian Society for the Protection of Decency and Virtue will do her harm for carrying around a symbol of American decadence.