Fatah’s New Logo Shows Peace A No-Go
Much has been made about Hamas’ 25th anniversary logo, which is not subtle in its depiction of the terrorist organization’s aims.
But let’s have a look at the recently released logo for the 48th anniversary of our “peace partner” Fatah.
Sure, it’s more subtle. There’s no rocket aimed at Israel, and the dove breaking free of its chains might seem to indicate a desire for peace. But take note of the Kaffiyeh in the shape of the entire State of Israel, as well as the letters in the shapes of keys, representing the palestinian “right of return” to Israel proper.
Yes, it’s more subtle, but then again, Fatah – with their suits and doublespeak – are more subtle. Which does not make them any less dangerous.
By the way, the clue is even before you see the logo. Why is Fatah celebrating its 48th anniversary if the so-called occupation is only 45 years old?
Update: Here’s another indication our “peace partners” are anything but.
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Uh ,, those are not “keys” they are gun sights.
The one to the far right is the front sight and bayonet clip of an AK-47 viewed from the side, the one on the far left is what you see looking through the sight at a target.
You know Fatah subtelty is winning when they fool IsraellyCool … it can happen to all of us.
Hmm. I see the similarity but am not sure.
In any event, if you are correct, this proves my point even more than “keys”
AK-47 Model M70AB
Maybe seeing the red and green color theme in December makes me think more about Christmas than the destruction of Israel, but this is just not that alarming to me. What is alarming is the willingness of so many Israelis to settle into the status quo of the Netanyahyu-led rightwing government policies. Are you ok with that, too, Dave?
The status quo beats putting us in an even more precarious position. True, it does not solve the problem, but it manages the problem better.
I certainly hope you and your fellow Israelis are right and I am wrong about this. I’ll support any practical solution which will result in long-term peace and prosperity for the Israeli people and the endurance of an unbreakable bond with the American people.
Jesus Plutonium Christ that is one of the worst graphic designs in the history of people. It’s like something Mitchell and Webb would make fun of.
Interesting that neither map seems to include the Golan.
ofcourse not, the Pals don’t want the Syrians as enemies.
There are Jews with Keys also…
Most Jews had the decency to throw away their keys, good riddance. Btw it’s not just the Jews from the middle eastern countries, most Jews from former Soviet Union have no right of return, and forfeited the right to claim pensions, after working there most of their lives.
Um, no, we should not give up any rights. I can tell you the Jews in the US from Iran would have loved to be able to return; the next generation will perhaps be more acclimated.
There are in fact Jews with keys, and we should highlight them.
This subtle thing is certainly a neat trick for the conniving hypocrites. Sure, lets release a bunch of murderers and rapists, and give them keys to the houses in the areas where they carried out their crimes. At least being an outspoken Hamas leader, justifies making them a candidate for assisted martyrdom.
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