#payforslay

The Palestinian Authority has spent hundreds of millions of dollars on stipends for terrorists and their families - funds that often exceed the salary of teachers or nurses.

This program, known as “Pay for Slay,” directly links financial reward to acts of violence. The longer the prison sentence, the higher the payout. Families of attackers receive lifelong stipends, while critical sectors like education and healthcare are neglected.

Critics around the world - from the U.S. Congress to international watchdogs - say this policy fuels terror and blocks any path to peace.

It’s time to call it what it is: terror incentivized, not social welfare.

The Palestinian Authority’s Pay-for-Slay program continues to fund terrorists and their families, offering stipends higher than average Palestinian wages. Despite international criticism, the PA has restructured the payments, transferring them from one ministry to another, but the recipients remain the same. The program, which makes up 10% of the PA’s budget, has sparked debates over its role in incentivizing terrorism and misappropriating foreign aid.

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