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Israeli Banks Threaten to Sever Ties With Palestinian Authority Over Terrorist Funding
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First reported by Now 14 · 21 hours ago
What happened
Israeli banks threatened to cut ties with the Palestinian Authority over alleged funding of terrorists. A three-month reprieve was granted for the PA to meet strict conditions, including an audit and security measures.
- 01Israeli banks may cut ties with PA over alleged terror financing.
- 02Finance Minister Smotrich reported PA system used for terror payments.
- 03Major banks agreed to a three-month extension of services.
- 04PA must meet conditions including audit and security measures.
- 05Israeli officials doubt PA will comply with demands.
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