The Biden Administration, World Bank, and EU stand ready with taxpayer financing to ensure that PA Chair Abbas and his terrorists don't run out of murder-for-hire payments anytime soon.

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

"This is an important achievement. It needs to be continued," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.

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.

It appears that the world really does not care much about Gaza or the Palestinians who live there since most of the pledges made to rehabilitate the coastal enclave after its 2014 war against Israel have gone unfulfilled.

Israeli NGO Fair Planet is giving Ethiopian farmers access to high-quality seeds and training; The World Bank has just completed a mission to Israel to seek advice on how to improve STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) education, and much more.

Israel is set to increase its supply of electricity to the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip in order to help enable the Palestinians to operate a new sewage treatment plant there and to reduce water pollution, which is also affecting Israel.

A recent poll found that almost all Palestinians — 95.5 percent — believe there is corruption in Abbas' government.

Each day, millions of gallons of raw sewage pour into the Gaza Strip's Mediterranean beachfront, turning miles of once-scenic coastline into a stagnant dead zone and polluting Israeli water as well.

Israel’s Galilee International Management Institute is to train 100 farmers from Kano state Nigeria, which is on the edge of the desert, and the existence of a 60-member search-and-rescue team wearing IDF uniforms in the Israeli-Arab town of Abu Gosh may surprise you.

Tzipi Hotovely called on the world to investigate where their aid to the Palestinians is going. Few donor countries appear aware that they are helping to fund Palestinian terrorism.

The most serious problems affecting the planet include disease, hunger, drought, natural disasters and terrorism. Israel’s superb work to combat these menaces deserves far more publicity.

Good News Israel presents Israeli tech to help alleviate California drought; Israeli app cuts car repair costs and much more...

The World Bank will use the Jewish state’s expertise in water conservation and technology in developing countries.