We need to get straight what constitutes a worthwhile source.
This article is in a magazine that ONLY features pro-Israel articles. It has no footnotes, no primary sources. It is basically a newspaper piece. That isn't necessarily terrible, it could be a source for certain purposes, and it doesn't seem to be a hate site at least (which are so common on this forum), but there is nothing we can check and say more than "this is that author's view." it doesn't make any pretenses to serious scholarship. It is unabashedly one sided. It could be a total lie masquerading as serious investigative journalism.
Please try to find another source for your statements. Because I never saw something hateful in a Palestinian textbook or heard something hateful in a context like this, I am slow to believe.
And I don't really see anything wrong with the video, which is ALSO not from a particularly credible source. Did the Zionists not teach their kids similarly in the early days before statehood? Don't tell me they didn't!
I can't hear all the voiceover on the videos, but based on what I did hear and see, it seems consistent.
I'm at work, so I have to keep the volume down.
I hate to say it, but you had your chance with the moderates and you elected to support Hamas.
I've said it before, you made your own "monster."