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(Wall Street Journal) Editorial - According to Palestinian Authority law, the terrorists who started a war on Oct. 7 will be compensated financially for a massacre well done. The same PA that President Biden wants to run postwar Gaza will reward the murderers' families with grants followed by monthly stipends for life. That means taxpayers from the U.S. and Europe will help pick up the tab. The PA's "pay-for-slay" program costs more than $300 million a year, about 8% of the PA budget. Leaders of the PA's dominant Fatah faction have praised the Oct. 7 massacre, while its military wing claims to have taken part. 2024-01-05 00:00:00Full Article
U.S. Aid Dollars for Palestinian Terrorists
(Wall Street Journal) Editorial - According to Palestinian Authority law, the terrorists who started a war on Oct. 7 will be compensated financially for a massacre well done. The same PA that President Biden wants to run postwar Gaza will reward the murderers' families with grants followed by monthly stipends for life. That means taxpayers from the U.S. and Europe will help pick up the tab. The PA's "pay-for-slay" program costs more than $300 million a year, about 8% of the PA budget. Leaders of the PA's dominant Fatah faction have praised the Oct. 7 massacre, while its military wing claims to have taken part. 2024-01-05 00:00:00Full Article
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