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The hearing focused on the nearly six-year-old Taylor Force Act, which blocks the United States from funding the Palestinian Authority unless it stops paying terrorists and their families.
“For 75 years, Israel has defied the odds,” said Rep. John James, of Michigan, said at the inaugural event. “I can only imagine what the next 75 years hold.”
“The way the Biden administration is handling the Palestinian Authority’s ‘pay for slay’ program is very upsetting,” Stuart Force, father of Taylor Force, told JNS.
The United States is the largest financial supporter of the United Nations, providing 22 percent of its financial support (China is a distant second with 12 percent). “Americans should know what their money is going toward,” said Eytan Meir of Im Tirtzu.
According to the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, the 1996 Communications Decency Act, which monitors Internet material, protects Facebook from liability.
Palestinian Authority and Fatah honor terrorists with a huge billboard, including one terrorist who is serving 10 life sentences for recruiting a suicide-bomber who murdered eight people. (Official P.A. TV News, April 24, 2018: PMW)
Israel assigns task force to enforce new law aiming to slash PA terror payments
A new task force to track the payments the Palestinian Authority makes to convicted terrorists and their families was established by Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman, just one day after the Knesset passed a law slashing tax revenues to the body in the amount paid to terrorists.