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PA cuts salaries to Gaza workers, not to jihadist prisoners

Apr 28, 2017 2:00 pm By Christine Douglass-Williams

The PA announced it is cutting salaries to state employees in Gaza, but is not cutting the salaries it pays to terrorist prisoners including murderers and released terrorists who will continue receiving their full salaries.

The Palestinian Authority’s routine abuse of its own people (as well as that of Hamas) makes it no surprise that the PA is cutting salaries to state employees to assign more funding and perks to motivate its missionaries of jihad, which is a foremost priority. The Palestinian people collectively are brainwashed by their own corrupted leaders.

Approximately 7,000 prisoners within the prisons and thousands of released prisoners receive monthly salaries of more than 1,400 [Israeli] shekels, in addition to canteen money

Teaching Palestinian children to murder Jews in school curricula is another top funding priority for the PA. As the schism between the PA and Hamas rages on, the Palestinians will suffer more, but you won’t hear outcries from Western pro-Palestinian activists who are fixated on delegitimizing and finally obliterating the peaceful country of Israel. The PLO Charter indicates as its mandate “the liquidation of the Zionist presence.”

“PA cuts salaries to Gaza workers, but not to terrorist prisoners”, by Itamar Marcus and Nan Jacques Zilberdik, Palestinian Media Watch, April 27, 2017:

As the Palestinian Authority’s economic warfare with Hamas continues, the PA announced it is cutting salaries to state employees in Gaza, but is not cutting the salaries it pays to terrorist prisoners including murderers and released terrorists who will continue receiving their full salaries.

This was announced by the Director of PLO Commission of Prisoners’ Affairs Issa Karake yesterday. Karake’s announcement shows again what Palestinian Media Watch has been documenting to legislators around the world in its report The PA’s Billion Dollar Fraud: That it is the PA government which determines and pays the salaries to terrorists:

“Director of PLO Commission of Prisoners’ Affairs Issa Karake… said in an exclusive statement… that the cuts approved by the [PA] Palestinian government to the salaries of the state employees in Gaza will not harm the released prisoners or the prisoners in the Israeli occupation’s prisons, and noted that the cuts in the employees’ salaries are related to the existing situation in the Gaza Strip.”
[Donia Al-Watan, independent Palestinian news agency, April 26, 2017]

This action comes at the very time that many countries, including the US, Britain and Israel, have expressed strong and repeated condemnations of the PA policy of paying salaries to terrorist prisoners, and some countries are threatening to cut off all funding to the PA.

In addition to preserving the high amount of the payments, the PA leadership continues defend its policy of rewarding terror. Earlier this month Spokesman for the PLO Commission of Prisoners and Released Prisoners’ Affairs Hassan Abd Rabbo “emphasized… that it is the right of all of the prisoners and Martyrs who have struggled and sacrificed for Palestine to receive their full salaries from the PA.” [Ma’an, independent Palestinian news agency, April 5, 2017]

This statement was made in response to a bill submitted by Israeli Parliament members which would deduct the amount the PA pays to imprisoned terrorists and families of “Martyrs,” from transfers by Israel to the PA, from PA tax money Israel collects.

The PA’s support for terrorists and murderers was also emphasized by the PA’s Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah who during this week’s government meeting stated that the prisoners are “prisoners of war,” and that “their cause is the cause of all of us.” He added:

“The title of the [current] stage is the need to release all of the prisoners without exception and without discrimination.”
[Official PA daily Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, April 26, 2017]

Earlier this month, PA Prime Minister Hamdallah explained the cuts in salaries in the Gaza Strip, which were made due to the PA’s financial crisis caused by the 70% drop in foreign aid this year and because Hamas is spending money only on itself and not on the people:

Headline: “’$17 billion were transferred over the last 10 years in order to provide for the needs of the Gaza Strip’ – Hamdallah: Some of the wage additions were cut in the salaries of the Gaza employees; Hamas is taking all of the revenue and spending it only on itself”
“The [PA] government has decided to take austerity measures on the expenses since last year [2016] in the West Bank. The first sector in which they began was the security sector, whose expenses were reduced by 25%. In addition, the budgets of many sectors were reduced due to the 70% drop in foreign aid. We are suffering from a large financial crisis… The base salaries of the [public] employees in the Gaza Strip were not harmed, but rather some of the wage additions were cut, while some of them were left intact. This is so that we will be able to manage the financial crisis from which we are suffering… We demand that Hamas give the Gaza Strip to the legal leadership (i.e., Fatah), as Hamas is taking all of the revenue and spending it only on itself, while we are fulfilling all of our obligations towards the members of our people in the Gaza Strip.”
[Official PA daily Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, April 8, 2017]

The following are longer excerpts of the articles mentioned above:

Headline: “Karake: The cuts in the Gaza salaries will not harm the released prisoners”
“Director of PLO Commission of Prisoners’ Affairs Issa Karake… said in an exclusive statement to [independent Palestinian news agency] Donia Al-Watan that the cuts approved by the [PA] Palestinian government to the salaries of the state employees in Gaza will not harm the released prisoners or the prisoners in the Israeli occupation’s prisons, and noted that the cuts in the employees’ salaries are related to the existing situation in the Gaza Strip.Karake explained that the government has approved these cuts because there is money that is going to the Gaza Strip and taxes that are collected in the Gaza Strip [by Hamas], but which do not reach the [PA] government coffers. He noted that this problem – for which Hamas bears the responsibility – is not related to the matter of the released prisoners.”
[Donia Al-Watan, independent Palestinian news agency, April 26, 2017]

Headline: “The government: The unity of the prisoners calls to us to complete the reconciliation [between Fatah and Hamas] and thwart the occupation’s plans”
“[PA] Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah emphasized during the weekly government meeting held in Ramallah under his leadership… that the fact that Israel continues to hold thousands of prisoners, in addition to the racist incitement campaign and the criminal, racist, direct, and explicit calls of the occupation leaders to kill the prisoners (PMW has found no such calls, see below for more details -Ed.) necessitate the urgent intervention of the international community…
He added that their (the prisoners’) cause is the cause of all of us, and that this is a national and personal cause that touches every Palestinian home…
He emphasized that we will not forget our prisoners and will not forget our land, and that the time has come to establish their status as prisoners of war in a way that will allow us to work with international institutions in order to enlist more support for their release. He also noted that the title of the [current] stage is the need to release all of the prisoners without exception and without discrimination. Hamdallah added that the loyalty to the prisoners also requires us to act to unite the homeland and provide a fitting life for their families, and that instead of the blackmail, pressures, and incitement that Israel is using to force us to stop supporting the prisoners and Martyrs’ families, it must stop the organized state terror that it is using.”
[Official PA daily Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, April 26, 2017]

PMW could find no calls by Israeli ministers to kill prisoners. The Palestinians have referred to statements by Israeli Minister of Intelligence and Transportation Yisrael Katz and Israeli Minister of Defense Avigdor Liberman as such, however in both cases that was not what they actually said.

On March 6 and 7, 2017, Katz said that terrorist Marwan Barghouti should have been sentenced to the death penalty rather than life imprisonment.
In 2015, when serving as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Liberman said regarding a prisoner hunger strike at the time that those wishing to hunger strike should be allowed to do so, and that their lives are their responsibility. He referred to Irish hunger strikers in Britain in 1981 who starved themselves to death when then British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher refused to give in to their demands, saying: “What’s good for the birthplace of democracy, England, is good enough for us.”

Headline: “Will Israel succeed in stopping the salaries of the prisoners and Martyrs?””Signs of a new ‘confrontation’ between the PA and Israel are seen on the horizon due to a new bill submitted by Israeli Parliament members to deduct the amount of financial aid that the PA provides to the families of the Martyrs (
Shahids) and prisoners from the tax money collected by Israel and returned [to the PA].
The Israeli bill, submitted by Israeli Parliament members led by Elazar Stern of the Yesh Atid party, has met with much resistance from the Palestinian [PLO] Commission for Prisoners’ Affairs that considered the bill ‘an Israeli political escalation against the symbols of the Palestinian resistance and national struggle, the prisoners and the prisoners who have been released from the occupation’s prisons.’
Spokesman for the [PLO] Commission of Prisoners and Released Prisoners’ Affairs Hassan Abd Rabbo emphasized to the [independent Palestinian news] agency Ma’an that it is the right of all of the prisoners and Martyrs who have struggled and sacrificed for Palestine to receive their full salaries from the PA.
He also emphasized that all of their salaries are paid by the PLO-affiliated Palestinian National Fund, and not by the Palestinian [PA] government.
‘Approximately 7,000 prisoners within the prisons and thousands of released prisoners receive monthly salaries of more than 1,400 [Israeli] shekels, in addition to canteen money that the prisoner receives in order to buy food and essentials within the prison,’ said Abd Rabbo.
The prisoner’s salary changes according to the years of imprisonment, social situation, and the number of his family members, as the salary of some of the prisoners reaches 10,000 shekels, particularly those who have served more than 10 years of imprisonment.Abd Rabbo denied that there are clauses in the Oslo Accords signed between the Israeli government and the PLO that forbid providing salaries to prisoners and the Martyrs’ families. In the past the prisoners received their salaries from the Prisoner and Released Prisoner Training Program, before they were transferred to the [PA] Ministry for Prisoners’ Affairs, and afterwards to the PLO Commission [of Prisoners’ Affairs] whose source of funding is the Palestinian National Fund…
PLO Executive Committee member [and Secretary-General of the Palestinian Liberation Front] Dr. Wasel Abu Yusuf emphasized that the PA and the Palestinian leadership will not neglect the Martyrs, prisoners, and wounded who have made sacrifices for Palestine and its cause.
He said that the Israeli bill is a continuation of the war that the occupation is waging against the Palestinians. He also emphasized that it is necessary to find clear tools for the struggle against this bill that harms the rights of the families that have been anchored by the PA.In addition, he said: ‘If this decision is implemented, serious and urgent steps must be taken, including turning to the international institutions and the [International] Criminal Court and revoking all agreements with the occupation.’
Those who submitted the bill claimed to the Hebrew (i.e., Israeli) newspaper
Yediot Aharonot that the PA budget of 2016 showed that it transferred an amount of 1.1 billion shekels to the Martyrs and prisoners’ families.”
[Ma’an, independent Palestinian news agency, April 5, 2017]

Headline: “’$17 billion were transferred over the last 10 years in order to provide for the needs of the Gaza Strip’ – Hamdallah: Some of the wage additions were cut in the salaries of the Gaza employees; Hamas is taking all of the revenue and spending it only on itself”
“[PA] Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah said: ‘The [PA] government has decided to take austerity measures on the expenses since last year [2016] in the West Bank. The first sector in which they began was the security sector, whose expenses were reduced by 25%. In addition, the budgets of many sectors were reduced due to the 70% drop in foreign aid. We are suffering from a large financial crisis.’He added: ‘The base salaries of the [public] employees in the Gaza Strip were not harmed, but rather some of the wage additions were cut, while some of them were left intact. This is so that we will be able to manage the financial crisis from which we are suffering.’…..

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  1. salim says

    Apr 28, 2017 at 2:47 pm

    The PA budget is dependent on aid from the EU and US, surely they cannot do this if the EU/US ask them not to.

    There are so many wrong things that could be stopped if American/EU politicians say to Muslims: stop!

    I really do feel that America and Europe are responsible for the so many wrong things associated with Islam and Muslims. In a way, it can be argued that the Islamic nonsense we see today is largely an American (and its allies) product.

    Please let me know if I got this wrong but look at the state of the Arab World back in the 1960s. I witnessed it all but there are videos, articles and films to prove all the following:

    Women walked in the streets of major Arab cities without hijab. Theatres, cinemas and music just like the rest of the World.

    Average Muslims didn’t pray at all, religious ones attended the Friday prayers only. Those who prayed 5 times a day were the older muslims and the ultra religious ones.

    Al Azhar was modernised in1960s to teach scientific subjects. Most of its students and staff dressed in western style. A few years earlier, it issued a Fatwa recognising the Shia as proper Muslims and some Iraqi Shia studied at Al Azhar.

    Girls started to attend Al Azhar in the mid 1960s. They were in western style clothes and NO HIJAB, that was in Al Azhar!

    Even the top man in the Muslim brotherhood (MB) had a daughter attending university with NO HIJAB.

    Photographs from the period show famous Islamic figures with their families, NO HIJAB.

    After the 23 July Revolution, The Muslim Brotherhood asked the new leader Gamal Abdul Nasser (who was initially sympathetic with MB and to their cause) to implement hijab, Nasser openly refused and declared that in one of his speeches which was applauded by thousands of Muslims. MB attempted to assassinate Nasser as a result which resulted in banning the MB altogether. Compare that with the position of the western leaders regarding hijab.

    Arab states’ constitutions merely stated that sharia law was “a source of legislation”, but no country actually implemented sharia other than Saudi Arabia. That was 1400 years after the arrival of Islam; compare that with the West who consider Sharia after only a decade.

    The Arabs inherited a religion that had so many backward teachings but at least they had the intelligence and courage to ignore most of those teachings and practice a somewhat peaceful and a relatively civilised form of Islam.

    Meanwhile in America (and allies)

    They helped the MB from its inception, they criminalised Nasser and called him Hitler and gave shelter and financial support to the MB. The radical Islamic monthly “al muslimoon” was produced by T. Ramadan’s father with American money and circulated to Arabs free of charge! After Nasser’s death, America ordered his successor despot to release the MB from jails and give them power in universities and media. This produced the generation of Al Zawahiri.

    Radical Islam started to spread in Egypt and elsewhere with the help of Saudi money. Radical Muslims, convicted in their countries, were made welcome in the West and allowed to preach and export a backward and barbaric form of Islam.

    Yes, I think radical Islam was resurrected in America (and allies) and exported back to the Arabs.

    • LB says

      Apr 29, 2017 at 2:48 am

      I see where you’re coming from, but if you think that the West is responsible for introducing sharia in the Middle East, then you are gravely mistaken. The West did enable it by funneling astronomic amounts of petrol dollars, by toppling “dictator regimes” (aka Arab Springs) and by appeasing muslim supremacists in general, but it did not create it — it was already there, written in the quran and sura. Sharia wasn’t invented in the last ~70 years, but 1400 years ago.

      The reason why most islamic countries were somewhat secular after WWII is because islam as an ideology has suffered immense defeats on all fronts, starting with the fall of the Ottoman Caliphate and ending with the Arab-Israeli wars. Seeing how islamic supremacy no longer works, secular leaders which modeled their policies by Western standards rose to power (Attaturk in Turkey, Shah in Iran, etc.). So naturally, islam’s grip on the Middle Eastern region was (temporarily) weakened and the people did not abide by it very much.

      In conclusion, islam simply lied in the shadows, waiting to resurface again. Sharia and the “radical islam”, as you refer to it, practiced by ISIS is the pure islam which was enforced upon the subjugated people during its “Golden Age” of bloody conquest. Nothing’s changed.

      • salim says

        Apr 29, 2017 at 5:33 am

        I was clear in my post in saying radical Islam was “resurrected”, I didn’t say created. Islam is full with rubbish, and religions tend to be, but the Arabs managed to ignore much of that rubbish for a long time.

        The Ottoman empire, in its time, was not considered a true Khilafa by the Arabs. The title Khalifa was acquired by force in the 16th century after occupying muslim land, which nullified the title anyway. The Ottoman Sultans actually didn’t care much about the title and didn’t use it (they were called Sultans). It was the Saudis and MB who reminded the Arabs that the Ottomans were formally a khilafa AFTER the demise of the empire. It served their political agenda.

        In the 20th century, there was a wave of modernisation that swept the Middle East, especially in Egypt but also Syria, Lebanon and Iraq. The Arabs had their own Voltaires and Jan Jack Rousseaus, I believe that was behind the brief period of ‘relative’ secularism.

  2. mortimer says

    Apr 28, 2017 at 3:25 pm

    We all have our priorities. Hamas’ priority is death and destruction.

    If all the billions that went to these MORONIC MANIACS had gone into the individual bank accounts of individual people, then EVERY SINGLE PALLY would today be a multimillionaire.

    If industrious people had received these monies, they would turn into the best educated community in the world.

    As it is the slogan of these Muslim idiots is “WE LOVE DEATH”. And they’re willing to pay for that slogan with OUR MONEY (the money of dirty kafirs spent to purchase Islamist terrorism).

    This madness must end. CUT THEM OFF! It isn’t working.

    • carpediadem says

      Apr 29, 2017 at 6:39 am

      Exactly.

      Their priority is crustal clear – Jew murder.

  3. Ruy Diaz says

    Apr 28, 2017 at 3:43 pm

    12-year-old Malaysian girl kicked out of chess tournament for ‘wearing seductive attire’.

    http://www.thesundaily.my/news/2017/04/28/12-year-old-girl-forced-withdraw-chess-tournament-seductive-outfit

  4. livingengine says

    Apr 28, 2017 at 5:44 pm

    I highly recommend this brief written by prosecuting attorney Gary M. Osen in the case of Linde vs Arab Bank. http://nylawyer.nylj.com/adgifs/decisions14/112614omnibus.pdf

    Osen states that there is ample evidence of Arab Bank knowingly providing financial services to Hamas. “Ample evidence” is legalese for massive, overwhelming, absolutely crushing amount of evidence. Combined with the Arab Bank’s completely pathetic defense, and the result was eruptions of laughter from the jury.

    “A trial transcript can never fully capture how a jury experiences the presentation of trial testimony, nor does it note the jurors’ reactions to that testimony. Thus, while the transcript in this case reflects the fact that Dr. Milton-Edwards’ testimony was not credible, it does not record the laughter her testimony at times provoked from the jury. “

    “On direct examination, Dr. Milton-Edwards claimed to speak Arabic and to have reviewed the various organizations’ literature for any signs of Hamas affiliation or radicalism. On cross-examination, however, Dr. Milton-Edwards was asked whether she could read and translate the words “Islamic Resistance Movement – Hamas” on a billboard that appeared in the promotional video for her book. She replied “No, I can’t. It’s in Arabic.”. That testimony established both the falsity of Dr. Milton-Edwards’ claim that she was bilingual and demonstrated that she could not have performed the supposed vetting of “financial records,” “beneficiary files and lists,” “audited annual reports” and other “literature” published by the Palestinian organizations in question that was supposedly central to the opinions she expressed.”

    And, it just went on, and on, and on like this with the Arab Bank’s “experts” being demolished in cross examination.

    Then there were the Bank’s own records.

    “In showing that Defendant provided material support to Hamas, Plaintiffs presented voluminous evidence exhibiting the various types of support Defendant provided.

    Plaintiffs established that Defendant transferred over $3.5 million to Hamas leaders between July 2000 and February 2002, out of which over $1.5 million was transferred to Hamas leaders prior to March 28, 2001, the date of the first attack. TT1408-12. Some of the Hamas leaders that received wire transfers, at least based on the limited evidence the Bank produced, included: Sheikh Yassin, who received a $60,000 transfer (TT1404); Salah Shehadeh, who received $109,500 in transfers; Ismail Haniyeh, who received $420,100 in transfers; and Abbas al-Sayed, who received $123,000 in transfers. The material support provided to any one of these individuals alone would have been sufficient for a jury to conclude that Defendant was liable for the 24 attacks carried out by Hamas.

    Plaintiffs also produced evidence of payments made to the families of 5 suicide bombers responsible for attacks that injured Plaintiffs, which are clearly relevant to the jury’s assessment of Defendant’s mens rea and liability. Rather than merely pointing to a single isolated aberration, Plaintiffs identified combined payments that aided Hamas in carrying out the suicide bombings, as noted above, thus providing future suicide terrorists comfort that their families would receive money after they carried out attacks. With respect to twelve attacks, Plaintiffs presented evidence of transfers to either the families of the suicide bombers, the families of Hamas operatives involved in the attacks or the Hamas operatives who perpetrated the attacks, a particularly difficult task given the Bank’s refusal to produce ordered discovery germane to these facts.”

    Although the decision against Arab Bank was eventually overturned on appeal, there is no doubt they were, and are facilitating the financial incentivizing of terror operations in Palestine.

    To stop jihad will take a three pronged approach: military confrontation, ideological confrontation, and perhaps the most difficult of all, a willingness to reform the international financial system.

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