Tag: Jibril Rajoub

Since 2010, PA Security personnel have carried out six terrorist attacks, five of them involving shooting.

Arafat's personal documents seem to indicate that Rajoub was involved in killing a number of Hamas terrorists.

Rajoub added that “there is a national agreement between all the factions regarding the holding of elections in Jerusalem.”

Jibril Rajoub is seeking the chairmanship of the Legislative Council and is behind an attempt to establish a joint list for Hamas and Fatah.

A scan of Monday's Arab press shows a general loss of interest in the Israel-UAE peace, and certainly no mention of the PA's rage.

Preparing for confrontation with Israel, the different terrorist groups are unifying.

E.U., U.N. representatives to participate in anti-sovereignty demonstration in Jericho on Monday, says Fatah Central Committee member Jibril Rajoub.

It is very probable that as with a previous protest, there will be far fewer "protesters" than Rajoub is promising and hoping for, given the lockdowns.

The Arab street is worried.

A PA official attempted to mediate between the two sides and silence them, as a general sense of embarrassment was felt in the room.

Raanan, who last January was called by a French news website "the new Jewish Zuabi," teaches in Sapir College in Sderot.

Back in 2018, the Saudis refused to play the PA team in Ramallah in a FIFA qualifying match, and the game was played in Jordan instead.

FIFA convicted Rajoub of breaching Article 53 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code for inciting hatred and violence.

Rajoub once said Israel's request to commemorate 11 Israeli athletes murdered at the 1972 Munich Olympics by Black September terrorists was "racist."

One must wonder how much trouble we would have been spared—not to speak of death and destruction—had somebody on the IDF side had the wisdom to eliminate Jibril Rajoub back when he was but a lad of 15.

"We have a leadership that well understands the dangers of your tricks and your ability to concoct plots well, but it stands firm and you will not succeed in damaging its determination."

Rajoub has been suspended and fined by FIFA for inciting violence against players and families of the Argentinian national football team. As a result of Rajoub's incitement, a planned friendly match between Israel and Argentina was canceled several months ago.

"It’s high time the Palestinian leadership should understand that incitement to hatred and violence is hateful, dangerous and totally unacceptable."

Back in June, President Putin invited both PM Netanyahu and PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas to attend the July 15 final in Moscow.

PA Football Association head Jibril Rajoub not only fails to get soccer’s world governing body to suspend Israel, but ends up facing disciplinary proceedings over his incitement against Israel.

The committee's legal advisory team recommended that “alternatives to the proposed arrangement should be considered that would be congruent with accepted constitutional tests.”

On Sunday, PA Soccer Federation Chairman Jibril Rajoub called on Arab and Muslim sports fans to burn pictures and shirts of Messi if he attended the friendly match with Israel.

Arab media reported that Israeli police officers intervened to prevent a confrontation between Rajoub and the Murabiton.

Even if Mahmoud Abbas recovers and leaves the hospital, it is clear that he is living on borrowed time.

The young policewoman did not back down. “If you don't want a large police involvement, you’ll keep moving,” she warned.

"The [Palestinian] Olympic Committee made the decision, and as a competitor I cannot oppose them," the boxer said.

“It is an Islamic endowment that is absolutely forbidden to be under the sovereignty of anyone other than Muslims,” a Palestinian Authority official said.

Jibril Rajoub never said the Kotel would be under Israeli sovereignty.

The FIFA council decided it's simply “too early” for the congress to make a decision on such an issue.

Netanyahu allegedly called to ask the FIFA president to block the agenda item on sanctions against Israeli teams.