A leading politician, who appears often on CNN and writes op-eds for the NYT, mourns a terrorist. (But he's Palestinian so it's all good.)

The double standards of the world are quite obvious when one compares what would be a career-ending gaffe by any Western politician to what mainstream, respected and "moderate" Palestinian politicians say all the time.

The latest example:

As we've seen, Bassam al-Sayeh was involved in the murder of a rabbi and his wife, in front of their children. (And Israel provided him with excellent medical care.)

This murderous subhuman is indeed a hero to Palestinians.

Erekat is supposedly a "moderate." He goes on TV often. He writes op-eds for major newspapers.

Yet no reporter calls him on his direct and explicit support for terror as seen here. No diplomat condemns his statements of support for a murderer.

An Israeli politician who would publicly praise a murderer would be vilified worldwide. He or she would be barred from entering most Western countries.

The baseline for how Palestinians are expected to act are slightly above that of animals. And they live up to their expectations.

Yet the desire of finding a "moderate" lover of terrorists is so great that someone like Saeb Erekat and Hanan Ashrawi can say and support the most disgusting, sickening positions and not worry a bit about any repercussions - the media and world politicians need them to prove the narrative that both sides are equally moral and equally guilty.

This tweet proves that it just ain't true.

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A leading politician, who appears often on CNN and writes op-eds for the NYT, mourns a terrorist. (But he's Palestinian so it's all good.)

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