On Monday, the Israeli Knesset will vote on a bill inspired by the United States’ Taylor Force Act, which will prevent the Palestinian Authority from receiving funds from Israel until they stop paying terrorists and their families stipends from tax money.
The Taylor Force Act was signed into law in March of 2018 to prevent U.S. aid money from going to the PA while they still fund terrorists and their families. The act was named after Taylor Force, a U.S. Army veteran and American graduate student who was murdered by a terrorist in Tel Aviv while traveling to Israel on a school trip. The terrorist that killed him died in the incident, resulting in his relatives being paid a monthly pension by the Palestinian Authority.
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