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Palestinian Authority Has Paid 506 Million Shekels to Terrorists Being Released in the Current Exchange

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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas addresses the 79th United Nations General Assembly at United Nations headquarters in New York, US, Sept. 26, 2024. Photo: REUTERS/Brendan McDermid

Israel is releasing 734 terrorists over 42 days in exchange for 33 Israeli hostages. All the terrorists, including 200 murderers, have been receiving reward payments as salaries from the Palestinian Authority (PA) since their arrests, totaling at least 506,385,600 shekels ($141,837,087).

Terrorists receive an additional payment for wives and children that is unknown, and not included in this calculation.

The terrorist who has received the largest amount of money is Muhammad Al-Tous, who was paid 2,254,200 shekels since his arrest for involvement in terror attacks and murder in 1985.

Here are the statistics:

  • 316 terrorists are being freed as millionaires.
  • 259 released terrorists from Fatah
  • 296 released terrorists from Hamas
  • 61 released terrorists from Islamic Jihad
  • 17 released terrorists from PFLP
  • 9 released terrorists from DFLP
  • 3 released terrorists from ISIS
  • 89 released terrorists with no known affiliation

The names, affiliations, and date of arrests of the terrorists was supplied by Israel’s Ministry of Justice. PMW has calculated the terror payments based on PA law.

Palestinian Media Watch has reported on 80 of the released terrorists and their crimes.

Itamar Marcus is Palestinian Media Watch (PMW)’s Founder and Director. A version of this article originally appeared at PMW.

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