Direct correlation between US aid and Palestinian terror:

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Pay for Slay: The Palestinian Authority Martyrs Fund

The Palestinian Authority Martyrs Fund has been a source of much controversy and criticism.

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Who was Taylor Force?

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What is the Taylor Force Act?

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Text of the bill: Taylor Force act

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The more they slay, the more you'll pay

The monthly salary of a terrorist while in prison

$400

1-3 years in prison

$570

3-5 years in prison

$1142

5-10 years in prison

$3429

10-30 years in prison

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For Palestinians, terrorism against Israel pays - opinion news article

The Palestinian Authority (PA) allots 7% of its annual budget to the Martyrs Fund, which provides financial incentives for Palestinians to pursue terrorism. The PA spends more on pay-for-slay stipends than on Palestinian healthcare, and released prisoners receive lifelong economic and employment security.

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Taylor Force Act

The Taylor Force Act is an Act of the U.S. Congress conditioning assistance to the West Bank and Gaza on steps by the Palestinian Authority to end violence and terrorism against Israeli citizens. The bill was introduced in the wake of the 2016 Tel Aviv stabbing attack, which was carried out by a Palestinian from the West Bank city of Qalqilya. The attacker, who was killed by Israeli security forces, was identified as a member of the Palestinian Authority security forces.