“Palestinian” Poll: 61 Percent Applaud the Murder of Jewish Teen

This is how Rashida Tlaib and Linda Sarsour were raised. If the mainstream media was honest they would ask Tlaib and Sarsour about their feelings of this savage murder. If the mainstream media was honest they would also be attacking Bernie Sanders for hiring a racist bigot such as Sarsour, the way they attacked Donald Trump for hiring Steve Bannon (who is not a racist bigot) during his presidential campaign.

The United States Congress must expose Palestinian incitement. Folks that hold the neo-Nazi views of Rashida Tlaib and Linda Sarsour should not be allowed to participate in American politics at any level.

Palestinian Poll: 61 Percent Applaud the Murder of Israeli Teen

Among participants in the poll, 37 percent favored terrorism in general.

United With Israel, September 19, 2019:

A father and two of his children were hiking at a fresh water spring in Samaria during an August weekend when a bomb exploded, killing 17-year-old Rina Shnerb and wounding a brother and the father.

According to a survey released by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research (PSR), 61% of Palestinian Arabs approved of that terrorist bombing on an innocent Israeli family ‘guilty’ of touring the Biblical Land of Israel. The breakdown included 49% of Palestinians who live in Judea and Samaria and 80% of Gazans who supported Rina’s murder.

Among participants in the poll, 37% were said to have favored terrorism, in general, 32% preferred a peace deal, and 10% said the best way forward would be by “waging non-violent resistance.”

The PSR says that 69% of Arabs in Judea, Samaria, and the Gaza Strip want the Palestinian Authority (PA) to reject the Trump administration’s peace plan, 19% said that the self-rule authority should accept it but with reservations, and only 5% called on the PA to unequivocally accept the plan, known as the Deal of the Century.

Just 15% said that they opposed the BDS (boycott, divestment, sanctions) movement against Israel.

The PSR refers to itself as an “independent non-profit institution and think tank of policy analysis and academic research.”

It says that it was founded with the goal of “advancing scholarship and knowledge on immediate issues of concern to Palestinians in three areas: domestic politics and government, strategic analysis and foreign policy, and public opinion polls and survey research.”