In their “reporting” of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the BBC is not exactly known for exhibiting the least biased journalism. That said, I am still shocked and disgusted every time they refer to a barbaric Palestinian terrorist as a “radical founder” instead of a cold-blooded murderer.

 

Palestinian radical founder dies

George Habash supported violence against Israel

The founder of the radical Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), George Habash, has died in Jordan, associates say. Habash died of a heart attack, one of his former colleagues said. He was around 80 years old.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has called three days of national mourning.

George Habash was the founder of the notorious Palestinian terrorist group Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. You might ask, what is the PFLP’s biggest achievement in the movement to liberate those innocent Palestinians from the evil Jews? Hijacking planes.

Habash is essentially the inventor of the terrorist method that killed thousands of Americans on September 11, 2001.

Great job, BBC.

Among the accolades of the late Palestinian leader:

Throughout his life Habash supported the use of violence against Israel.

One of the most deadly PFLP attacks was the gunning down of 27 people at Israel’s Lod airport in May 1972.

Forty-seven people were killed when a Swissair jet was bombed in 1970.

Question: What does it say about the so-called “moderate” Palestinian President Abbas when he calls for three days of mourning for such an evil man?

I believe Israel has always had the right answer. There is no partner for peace.