Translation by "Jerusalem" dot com - The Hebrew media machine has resumed media incitement against Fathi Hazem , the father of martyr Raad, who carried out the Dizengoff operation last April, which killed 3 Israelis.

The Hebrew newspaper Maariv, published today, Monday, described what the father of the martyr Raad is doing as a "hide-and-seek game" that the father, who used to work as an officer in the Palestinian Authority, continues to play. And Nablus to confront the Israeli army and confront it with full force.

The newspaper says that Fathi Hazem has become a "symbol of the Palestinian uprising," noting that although he is wanted by the Shin Bet after his son's operation, the father is still undercover and has not been arrested, and has refused many times to turn himself in.

The newspaper indicated that Fathi Hazem went out, addressing the masses a few moments after his son's martyrdom, praising what he had done, and pledging to liberate Al-Aqsa.

The occupation forces tried several times to arrest Hazem, and they tried to assassinate his other son and wife in one of the operations, but they managed to escape.

The occupation forces carried out several operations and set up ambushes in an attempt to reach him and his other son, who the Israeli security services believe were aware of the "Raad" scheme.

The father of the martyr, Raad, often appears in mass celebrations, especially the memorial of the martyrs, and gives enthusiastic angry words, warning the occupation against storming Jenin and that it has become a forbidden land for its forces.