Israel's new government withholds the tax funds used by the Palestinian Authority to pay salaries to terrorists, redirecting the money to terror victims and their families instead.

The Palestinians need renewed U.S. aid to meet the rising cost of the PA’s terror rewarding “pay-for-slay” policy.

State Dept. report details how the Palestinian Authority runs afoul of U.S. conditions on aid related to terror stipends.

Mahmoud Abbas’ condemnations of terror are empty words meant only to satisfy the international community.

Justices rule that terror stipends amount to 'retroactive authorization' for violence.

Each of the terrorists involved in the Park Hotel massacre has by now been paid over one million shekels by the PA.

Terrorists receiving pay-for-slay stipends get more money from the PA than doctors, according to reports and figures cited by Palestinian Media Watch.

White House website says President Joe Biden will visit Israel 'later this year.'

The PA's net income has doubled over the last decade. Where's the money going?

After being seriously wounded and losing her child in a terrorist attack, Shira Ish-Ran defiantly insisted she'd bring more children into the world and strengthen the Hebrew nation.

August 9 marks the 20th anniversary of the Sbarro massacre.

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.

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.

Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad continue to pour hundreds of millions of dollars into terror infrastructure, weapons, and training, despite the coronavirus pandemic’s threat to public health. By United with Israel Staff and AP The U.N. agency designated specifically for Palestinians (UNRWA) says it’s experiencing a financial crisis that could force it to halt some... Read more »

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.

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.

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.'

By May 9, Palestinian banks must close accounts of known terrorists or face penalties under an Israeli law designed to stop the pay-for-slay policy.

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.

The amount of money the Palestinian Authority spent this month paying terrorists could buy them 387,143 coronavirus test kits or 465 ventilators instead.

The payments went to those who committed murders and other horrific crimes, representing a 3 percent increase compared to 2018.

The State of Israel will seize funds from eight terrorists whom courts have ordered to pay compensation to their victims as part of their conviction of terrorist offenses and murder.

'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.

Israel's attorney general caught the father of a terrorist trying to get Israeli social security to dole out benefits to him.

Top Israeli politicians on Thursday thanked the Dutch government for its decision to cut funding to the Palestinian Authority (PA) over its payments of salaries to convicted terrorists and their families.

In a recent report on the Palestinians' bleak financial outlook, the World Bank never once referred to a P.A. policy that diverts millions to pay salaries to murderers and other criminals.

A Palestinian official absurdly claimed that Israel agreed to collect taxes for the PA, and then let the Palestinians use the revenues to reward terrorists who attack Israeli civilians.

The Palestinian Authority declared that it's raising the salaries of terrorists involved in a 2003 bombing that killed 16 Israelis.

The U.S. State Department has made some recent changes that make it clear that America will no longer tolerate support for Palestinian terrorism.

When the murderers are caught or killed, the P.A. will pay them or their families a hefty salary for committing this heinous crime.

Trump advisor John Bolton issued a blunt warning to the Palestinians this week, giving them a choice between American funds or perpetrating their bloody terror agenda.

The Palestinian Authority slashed medical treatments in Israeli hospitals to continue funding its "Pay for Slay" policy, leaving Palestinian children as the main victims of these self-imposed cuts.

According to the Palestinian Authority's version of reality, the tragedy of a recent terror attack in Israel was not that two innocent Jews were stabbed, but that the Palestinian terrorist who committed the attack was killed.

How can a government claim its teetering on the verge of economic collapse, while doling out hundreds of millions of dollars to sadistic criminals?

The widow of a rabbi murdered by Palestinian terrorists in 2018 warned French lawmakers that the funds they send to the Palestinian Authority are used to pay stipends to terrorists like her husband's murderer.

Micah Lakin Avni's father was murdered by two Palestinians who shot and stabbed Israeli civilians on a bus in Jerusalem, making them eligible for millions of dollars terror money from the Palestinian Authority.

This Israeli father endured heartbreak no parent should ever experience when his daughter was killed by a Palestinian terrorist, after which he was blindsided by the Palestinians' ability to reward those who commit these heinous crimes.

A 15 million euro donation by the E.U. will fill the funding gap that P.A. leader Mahmoud Abbas recently cut in order to continue payments to Palestinian terrorist prisoners and 'martyr' families.