Sanad al-Turman, who carried out the ramming attack in Jerusalem about two weeks ago, recorded a video of himself reading a poem about murdering Israelis and uploaded it to the Internet prior to the attack.
Following his arrest by Israeli security forces, al-Turman and his relatives claimed that the incident was an accident.
Israeli media watchdog group, Palestinian Media Watch, discovered the video on Fatah’s official Facebook page, which was recorded on the same day of the attack.
Fatah, which is the party of Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas, also uploaded the video to their Twitter account.
“It is inexcusable that this … video promoting violence is still available for view on Fatah’s Facebook page, more than a week after it was first posted,” said senior PMW analyst Nan Jacques Zilberdik. “This inaction simply reinforces our belief that it is Facebook’s policy to allow Fatah’s terror promotion on their social media platform.”
(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem & AP)
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4 Responses
He looks insane…like they all are…
Wak Job.
Hope he goes to wherever he believes he’s going and finds an empty room and go crazy for the rest of eternity. YS
his family claims it was an accident. Why don’t we believe them?
’cause Arabs are born liars.
You all are missing important points. Look how he’s skin and bones from the blockade, and his clothes are rags, and he looks unhealthy, and how he had no electricity at all to even film this!