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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Palestinian Authority Continues Millions in Payments to Terrorists in Israeli Prisons

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PA Continues Terrorist Payments Despite Pledges, Study Finds

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A study by the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs found the Palestinian Authority continues to pay over 20 million shekels monthly to terrorists imprisoned in Israel, despite pledges to end the practice. The PA uses methods like dedicated ATMs to bypass Israeli confiscation orders, of which only 15% have been recovered from a total of 50 million shekels ordered seized. The study recommends increased enforcement, legal action against PA officials, and international sanctions.

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  • Palestinian Authority continues to pay over 20 million shekels monthly to imprisoned terrorists.
  • A study by JCFA found Israel has failed to effectively enforce laws against these payments.
  • Only 15% of 50 million shekels in PA/PLO payments ordered confiscated has been seized.
  • Payments increase with sentence length, reaching 12,000 shekels monthly for long sentences.
  • The PA uses dedicated ATMs and cash to bypass banking system and Israeli seizure orders.
  • Study recommends legal action against PA officials, including President Mahmoud Abbas.
PA Continues Terrorist Payments Despite Pledges, Study Finds
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