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Palestinian Authority Ordered to Pay Record $13.5 Million in Terror Victim Compensation
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First reported by Ynet · 1 hour ago
What happened
An Israeli court has ordered the Palestinian Authority to pay approximately $13.5 million in compensation to security forces injured in terror attacks, a significant expansion of victim compensation law. The ruling covers three cases involving soldiers and police officers, rejecting the PA's defense against compensating uniformed personnel.
- 01Palestinian Authority ordered to pay $13.5 million in terror victim compensation.
- 02Compensation now includes security forces, not just civilians.
- 03Ruling covers soldiers and police injured in terror attacks.
- 04Decision based on the 2024 Law for Compensation for Victims of Terror.
- 05Attorneys hailed the ruling as historical justice and economic warfare on terror.
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