Holy Hitler, Batman. Germany is at it again. The government is anyway. They are paying for Palestinian textbooks that promote terrorism against the Israelis.
The books promote hate against Jews and do not even mention the existence of Israel. Frank Müller-Rosentritt, of the Free Democratic Party, has demanded that Merkel explain why Germany is paying for the anti-Semitic books. The textbook praises the Black September group’s murder of 11 Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics.
That looks especially bad coming from the same country that tried to exterminate the Jewish population from the face of the Earth.
Writing on his Twitter feed, the MP said: “Unbelievable, children should receive an education for a better future, not be educated for hate and violence? Federal government must provide an explanation. German tax money should not flow into terror propaganda.”
Citing an investigation by education monitoring group Impact-se, the Bild report charged Palestinian textbooks as being full of instances in which terrorism is praised.
The Black September attack and Palestinian airplane hijackings are presented to schoolchildren as “success” stories that should be emulated, the report said. The murders of the Israeli athletes are only described as a “strike against Zionist interests abroad,” the report outlined.
The textbooks described female terrorist Dalal Mughrabi as a heroine and martyr. Mughrabi was behind Israel’s most lethal terror tragedy with the 1978 hijacking of a bus that claimed the lives of 38 Israelis, including 13 children. Several PA schools and events have been named after.
One instance said that Israel’s existence on a map of the region was left out altogether.
Germany has said it would launch “an independent investigation of Palestinian school books” with results expected in early 2019.