Pay to Slay may be here to stay with PA

The Palestinian Authority promised to end 'pay to slay' for terrorism and the killing of Israelis. The Biden administration believed them but never heard about taqiyya and how jihadis will lie in order to promote Islam. And just like that, the PA is at it again as funds appear to be going out to the families of suicide bombers and others who have given their lives and limbs for the anti-Semitic cause.

The Palestinian Authority post office on Wednesday announced "the start of disbursement of financial allocations tomorrow morning … at main post offices and through ATMs." While Palestine Post and the authority’s other official channels did not specify that the monthly payments were for terrorism, it didn't take a genius to know the truth, and social media users were more honest about it.

"The payment of salaries to the families of the martyrs, wounded, and prisoners begins on Thursday morning," the administrator of a Telegram group for Palestinian Authority employees told his several thousand followers on Wednesday.

Martyrs are jihadi terrorists who are killed after killing Israelis, be they men, women, children or babies. 

Palestine Post’s announcement is the clearest sign yet that the Palestinian Authority does not intend to follow through on its announced reform of "pay for slay," as critics call the system of payments to security prisoners and the families of terrorists killed while carrying out attacks against Israelis.

"All the talk about them changing the system—we don’t see it happening," Itamar Marcus, the head of Palestine Media Watch, an Israeli watchdog group that first flagged the post office’s announcement, told the media outlet Washington Free Beacon. "They are still paying the same terror salaries."

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Palestinian Authority president and Holocaust denier, Mahmoud Abbas, [aka Abbasshole] under growing financial pressure from Israel and the Trump administration, last month decreed a reform of the system of terrorism payments, which account for a large and ballooning share of the authority’s budget. Abbas indicated that terrorists and their families would no longer receive special treatment but instead be "subject to the same standards" as other welfare recipients, who are generally compensated much less generously.

But Abbas and other Arabs have since reaffirmed their support for mass murderers of Israelis in general and the terrorism payments in particular.

"We repeat and emphasize that we are proud of the sacrifice of the martyrs," Abbas said at a meeting of his Fatah political party’s parliamentary faction two weeks ago. "Even if we only have one cent left, it will go to the prisoners and martyrs. They must receive everything as in the past, for they are more precious than all of us put together."

And some scoff at the sight of Israelis carrying weapons in public places.

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