Ramallah’s UN envoy Riyad Mansour, confirmed the prospective move, albeit it at an undefined date, and argued that it would “save the two-state solution” and perhaps even “help Israel by waking up its leaders to hold negotiations.”

The 1929 Hebron massacre killed 67 Jews; to the Palestinian leadership, the worst of the killers are national heroes.

According to a Palestinian report that has not been denied, Biden told Abbas, “It would take the messiah to fulfill all of your demands.”

“This absurdity must be stopped – immediately. There’s a battle raging on the ground for control of Judea and Samaria.”

Such incidents are rarely covered by the media unless someone is killed; meanwhile, Jewish families live in fear of sporadic Palestinian gunfire.

The Palestinians are constantly trying to erase Israel’s long and well-documented history in the Holy Land.

Mahmoud Abbas repeated the libel that the State of Israel “attacks” Christian and Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem.

“There’s nothing left of Palestinian democracy,” says attorney Maurice Hirsch, the head of legal strategies for Palestinian Media Watch, which produced the report.

The PA chief demanded an end to “74 years of … occupation,” meaning all of today’s Israel, founded 74 years ago.