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IMPACT-SE (formerly CMIP) published one report on the Hamas
website Al-Fateh:
Hamas Web Magazine for Children Incites
to Terror, 
Annihilation and Self-Destruction
May 2009 Update
IMPACT-SE recently completed its report on Al-Fateh (http://al-fateh.net),
the Hamas web magazine for Children, which serves as its internet
educational instrument, supports its ideology and terrorist
activities, and serves as a platform for Hamas propaganda
and indoctrination, especially of Palestinian, and more generally,
Arab and Muslim, children. Politically, the website’s
consistent message is a call for the destruction of Israel
and the establishment of an Islamic state in its stead, and
an armed struggle of violence and terror against all who are
defined as the enemies of Islam, including the West in general.
The site indoctrinates children to adopt the concepts of jihad
and martyrdom and aspire to become not just fighters but suicidal
martyrs, effectively preparing them to serve as the next generation
of sacrificial instruments in the war of terror and annihilation
waged by Hamas.
Read the Full Report:
English (pdf,
1.57 mb)
Francais
(pdf, 2 mb)
Related Readings & Events:
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Al-Fateh Report Impacts British Prime Minister
IMPACT-SE’s efforts to affect positive change through
its research and fight hatred, intolerance, and incitement
against the West and the Jews have lead to an unprecedented
success. IMPACT-SE presented MP Louise Ellman (Labour)
with its report on the Hamas Web Magazine for Children
(Al-Fateh) and illustrated the danger it poses
for children in the Middle East and Britain. MP Ellman
has since called on Prime Minister Gordon Brown and other
ministers to block access to the site in the UK, invoking
and quoting from the report. The British Home Office is
currently looking into her request. See:
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IMPACT-SE
European Tour - November 2009
IMPACT-SE set out on a two-week tour to the UK, Belgium
and Germany with the goals of raising awareness and demonstrating
to European parliamentarians, policymakers, media and
public the true nature of Hamas; and of promoting the
Tunisian schoolbooks and their educational approach as
a potential positive role model. As part of the tour,
IMPACT-SE Director of Communications David Oman and Researcher
Ido Mizrahi, London-based journalist and activist Simon
Barrett and Muslim scholar Sheikh Dr. Muhammad Al-Hussaini
of Scriptural Reasoning attended a November
11 briefing at the House of Commons. On November 24,
David Oman and Dr. Hamid also delivered presentations
at a press conference at the
Berlin Regent hotel, preceded and followed by a number
of interviews with German, Russian and Spanish media.
- Article:
"Who's afraid of the 'occupying wolf'?"
Ynet, July 14, 2009, by Ido Mizrahi, Research Assistant
at IMPACT-SE
Hamas website for kids tells of 15-year old martyr, slams
peace with Israel, promotes armed warfare. (Hebrew
version)
- Al-Fateh
European Tour Media Reactions
As part of, and following IMPACT-SE's presentations across
Europe in May 2009 (see report below), several articles
and interviews were published in the media in English, French
and Spanish.
- IMPACT-SE
Al Fateh European Tour- May 2009 (pdf, 701
kb)
IMPACT-SE set out in May 2009 to present its findings on
Al-Fateh, the Hamas Web Magazine for Children in
Belgium, France and Spain. The object of the tour was to
help stem the growing trend in Europe calling for dialog
and engagement with Hamas, by raising awareness and demonstrating
to European parliamentarians and policymakers the true nature
of Hamas and its anti-Western, anti-Israeli and anti-Semitic
ideology, so that they take it into account when considering
changing official Quartet policy of non-recognition and
non-engagement vis-à-vis Hamas... [Read
more (pdf, 701 kb)]
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