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Israeli ministry urges int’l community to hold Palestinian Authority accountable

The Israeli Foreign Ministry building in Jerusalem, July 10, 2022. Photo by Yonatan Sindel/Flash90.
Credit: AI graphic/Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs.

The Palestinian Authority has failed to keep its promises on democracy and terrorism, Israel’s Foreign Ministry said on Sunday.

“The Palestinian Authority promised: Democratic elections, an end to incitement and an end to Pay-for-Slay,” the ministry wrote on X, referring to the P.A. “Martyr’s Fund” and related prisoner payment programs.

“The reality: No elections. Indoctrination to hate persists. Pay-for-Slay increases,” the post continued.

“The world must demand action, not promises,” the ministry added. “The PA must be held accountable.”

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