Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas gives almost $42,000 to the family of a Palestinian terrorist who stabbed two Israelis to death in 2015.

The Palestinian leadership is now hoping that the Biden administration will turn a blind eye to the 'pay-for-slay' program and allow them to continue funding terrorists and their families.

'It is unconscionable that the Biden administration would abandon the successful pro-peace policy agenda of its predecessor,' said Rabbi Steven Pruzansky, CJV’s Israel Regional Vice President.

Upon his release from prison this week, crowds cheered Rushdi Hamdan Abu Makh, a member of the terror cell that killed Moshe Tamam in 1984.

PLO official says Palestinian Authority dishing out 15 million per month in terror payments.

PA Prime Minister Dr. Mohammad Shtayyeh also requested that the new administration revoke all of Trump’s decisions including the transfer of the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

Palestinian Authority scrambles to fork over cash to convicted terrorists as Palestinian banks refuse to cooperate due to potential criminal charges.

In the wake of the horrific murder this week of Israeli mother of six Esther Horgan, YouTube must finally shut down Palestinian videos calling to kill Israelis.

With foreign donors holding up funds, Palestinians believe they have found a loophole in order to continue paying reward money to terrorists.

Nearly every day since the New York Times reported that the Palestinians will end terror funding, the PA has denied it.

Public opinion poll shows 59% of Palestinians oppose relations with Israel, 55% oppose security coordination, and 52% oppose peace negotiations.

aDemocrats are reportedly trying to convince the Palestinians to make salaries based on economic conditions and not just terrorism, said senior intelligence analyst Yossi Kuperwasser.

Terror payments included NIS 187,000 for the attack that claimed the lives of 3-month-old Chaya Zisel Braun and Karen Yemima Mosquera and wounded 7 others.

'Terror financing is illegal and exposes the credit card companies to both criminal and civil liability,' a leading watchdog group warned Mastercard and Visa.

Palestinian Authority rushes to change financial reports to hide pay-for-slay payments so as to keep EU funding.

'The Palestinian leadership has continued to pay rewards to terrorists, spending hundreds of millions of dollars every year to these monsters,' - Doug Lamborn

The seizure order is part of a precedent-setting initiative taken by the Ministry of Defense to stop monetary payments to convicted terrorists.

This could be the first time in over a decade that the PA did not pay salaries to terrorists, with banks appearing to buck the pay-for-slay policy for fear of legal ramifications.

The Palestinian Authority paid Jum’a Adam and one of his accomplices 1,426,200 shekels each since they killed an Israeli mother and her three sons in 1988.

When will Citibank stop working with the Bank of Palestine, which is involved in the barbaric “pay for slay” program that pays to terrorists who kill and maim Israelis, Americans, and Europeans?

Terror factions are furious with Palestinian banks for shutting terrorists' accounts to avoid prosecution under Israeli law.

Israel will begin transferring 800 million shekels to the PA, but petitioners say the workers will never see the money, which will instead support terror. 

After banks told terrorists and their families to withdraw balances before they are closed, Hamas threatened to take action against them for 'surrendering to Israeli dictates and threats.'

Palestinian banks moved to protect themselves ahead of a new Israeli anti-terrorism law that comes into effect May 9 .

The ruling, on behalf of eight families, follows a decision last July that the Palestinian Authority was liable for damages of up to NIS 1 billion.

'They cannot block the voice of someone who's been through what I have been through,' Kay Wilson said.

'In the war for the protection of Israeli citizens, there will be no compromises,' tweeted Deputy Defense Minister Avi Dichter about preventing these funds from reaching terrorists and their families.

Naftali Bennett announced that the government will seize the bank accounts of Arab-Israeli terrorists who receive salaries from the Palestinian Authority for committing heinous crimes.

While the anti-"Pay-for-Slay" law has not yet caused the PA to abandon its 'Pay-for-Slay' policy, the fact that it accepts the reduced tax revenues is progress.

Palestinian women prefer wounded terrorists with a lifelong government salary over jobless university graduates, PMW reports.

Lawyer for BDS activists threatens to sue a Canadian agency for holding up wines labeled made in 'Palestine' while searching for more Israeli products to ban.

What Israel can do is start giving the Palestinians an alternative to the lies and hate that they’re accustomed to getting every day on TV, on the radio, in their newspapers and online.

US Special Representative for International Relations tweets that hateful ideology is a major challenge to achieving peace in the Middle East.

The PA is also said to pay monthly allowances to the families of two dead terrorists who were killed while resisting arrest after the deadly attack, says PMW.

Mahmoud Abbas is hurting his own cause by continuing to give priority to financially rewarding murderers, says Palestinian Media Watch. 

The sole reason for the economic crisis is the refusal of the PA to accept the tax revenues that Israel collects and transfers to the PA.

Abbas praises terrorists for acting out of patriotism rather than for personal gain, insisting that they and their families must be reimbursed.

The move comes in response to Israel’s deduction of $138 million, equal to the amount the PA pays terrorists incarcerated in Israeli jails.

Faced with massive cuts in tax revenues based on the Palestinians' pro-terror pay-for-slay policy, Abbas declared he would continue paying terror stipends, even if these payments exhausted all PA funds.

Abbas is set to refuse $2.2 billion in tax transfers from Israel in 2019 in response to Israel's deduction of $139.5 million that the Palestinian Authority planned to used to reward terrorists.