Se video!Israel existerar inte i en frågesport ordnad av en TV-kanal som kontrolleras av den Fatahstyrda Palestinska Myndigheten rapporterar Palestinian Media Watch.
Programledaren: Räkna upp tre palestinska hamnar
Svar:Haifa,Ashdod och Gaza
Programledaren: Rätt svar! Dessutaom har vi Jaffa, Ashkelon och Eilat
(notera: Alla utom Gaza är israeliska hamnstäder)
Programledaren: Vilken är den palestinska statens yta?
Svar: 27.000 kvadratkilometer
Programledaren: Bravo
(notera:västbanken och Gaza har en yta på 6.220 kvadratkilometer)
Programledaren: Nämn tre grannstater till Palestina
Svar: Libanon,Jordanien och Egypten
(notera: endast Israel har gräns mot Libanon)
Programledaren: Palestina gränsar till två viktiga hav, vilka?
Svar: Medelhavet och Röda havet
Programledaren: Grattis, ditt svar är rätt!
(notera: Det är Israels södra spets som gränsar till Röda havet)
Programledaren: Vad heter den enda sötvattensjön i Palestina?
Svar:Tiberias sjö
Programledaren:Ditt svar är rätt!
(notera: Tiberias sjö (Genesaret, Kinneret) ligger i Israel)
PATV (Fatah), Sept. 1, 2008
Palestinian children are taught through formal and informal education to see a world in which the state of "Palestine" exists and replaces all of Israel. A children's quiz broadcast this week on Fatah-controlled Palestinian Authority television shows how thoroughly Palestinian children have absorbed this message.
Children on the TV program routinely identified every Israeli city and landmark as part of the State of "Palestine." Haifa, Ashdod and Eilat are described as Palestinian ports, the Sea of Galilee is said to be a Palestinian lake, and the area of the Palestinian state is said to be 27,000 square kilometers. In fact, the total area of Gaza and the West Bank totals 6,200 square kilometers, so the only way to come up with the larger measurement is to include undisputed Israeli territory in the calculation. The "State of Palestine" is said to border Lebanon and the Red Sea; in fact, these are Israel's borders.
In an unsettling reminder of the 2007 Hamas children's TV program that used a Mickey Mouse character to preach hatred and world Islamic domination, the child host of this week's PATV (Fatah) program is sitting in front of a photo of Mickey Mouse.
Children on the TV program routinely identified every Israeli city and landmark as part of the State of "Palestine." Haifa, Ashdod and Eilat are described as Palestinian ports, the Sea of Galilee is said to be a Palestinian lake, and the area of the Palestinian state is said to be 27,000 square kilometers. In fact, the total area of Gaza and the West Bank totals 6,200 square kilometers, so the only way to come up with the larger measurement is to include undisputed Israeli territory in the calculation. The "State of Palestine" is said to border Lebanon and the Red Sea; in fact, these are Israel's borders.
In an unsettling reminder of the 2007 Hamas children's TV program that used a Mickey Mouse character to preach hatred and world Islamic domination, the child host of this week's PATV (Fatah) program is sitting in front of a photo of Mickey Mouse.
The world view of these Palestinian children is a direct result of their formal education, which teaches them to envision a world without Israel. The following are examples from PA schoolbooks, which teach children to imagine a world without Israel:
"Coastal states differ in terms of their access to water sources, such as...: states located on sea coasts with accesses to two seas, for example: Palestine and Egypt to the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea."[Physical Geography and Human Geography, Grade 12, p. 105]
"Coastal states differ in terms of their access to water sources, such as...: states located on sea coasts with accesses to two seas, for example: Palestine and Egypt to the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea."[Physical Geography and Human Geography, Grade 12, p. 105]
"Palestine has a long coast facing the Mediterranean sea and a short coast on the Gulf of Aqaba." [Health and Environment Studies, Grade 8 (2003), p. 130, the Israeli city of Eilat is on the Gulf of Eilat (Aqaba) - Ed.]
"... The Tiberias Lake [Sea of Galilee], in Palestine" [Physical Geography, Grade 5, p. 25]
For the full report on Palestinian schoolbooks see link here
For the full report on Palestinian schoolbooks see link here
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