WHAT ARABS TRULY BELIEVE AND WANT: In Their Own Words!
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"What Arab leaders really say and believe!
One of France's most respected film producers, Pierre Rehov, has set created
the first two of a series of mini-documentaries on what Arab leaders really
believe and say about the prospects for peace in the Mideast.
A few examples of scenes depicted on Palestinian television, and added in
the documentaries:
* The videos show a group of youngsters chanting in unison that they are part
of a suicide squad.
* Another shows a hysterical teenage girl, screaming at the TV camera, demanding
weapons so "we'll kill them all. We won't leave a single Jew."
* Actors, dressed as Israeli soldiers are shown capturing a 14-year-old boy
and girlfriend, where after the soldiers rape the girl and shoot her in the
head, in front of the young boy.
In addition to the inciting video clips, speeches by Yasser Arafat and other
top PLO members have been added to the documentaries. These include:
* The famous speech made by Yasser Arafat in a mosque in Johannesburg, just
months after the signing of the Oslo accords. There Arafat compared the Oslo
accords with the Hudaybiyyah treaty signed by Mohammed, a temporary settlement
that was discarded by Mohammed at a later date, when it was no longer needed.
* The videos also include a revealing interview given by the late Palestinian
leader Faisal Husseini, who told an Egyptian magazine in mid-2001 that the
Palestinians are aiming for a state from the Jordanian River to the Mediterranean
Sea. (i.e. to wipe out Israel and replace it with a Palestinian state).
* Arafat is also shown declaring that the ultimate goal of the Palestinians
is to initially receive a small portion of the land, through negotiations,
and then capture the rest through armed struggle and holy war.
Unique about the documentaries is the fact that they merely reflect what is
shown on PA television, while no outside opinion is stated. In this way, the
viewer can make up his mind for himself with the facts at hand.
These professionally produced documentaries, containing raw material from
Arabic language broadcast on Palestinian Authority TV, have been translated
and subtitled into English and French. To date, over 40,000 video cassettes
have been distributed in France. In the U.S., production and distribution
is being handled exclusively WorldNetDaily."