The Palestinian Authority’s General Intelligence Service has disbursed financial support to the relatives of individuals involved in terror attacks, according to a Tuesday report from the Palestinian News & Information Agency, Wafa.
The aid was directed to twenty-eight families of deceased terrorists and ten families of incarcerated security offenders, following directives issued by Maj. Gen. Majed Faraj, who leads the General Intelligence Service.
The funds were funneled through the Palestinian National Institute for Economic Empowerment. Officials indicated that subsequent disbursements will depend on the families’ social circumstances, a measure seemingly designed to shield the payments from potential deductions by Israel or penalties from international bodies.
Adnan Abu Ayash, who oversees the General Intelligence Service in Jenin, noted that this step aligns with Mahmoud Abbas’ stated commitment that “even if there is not a penny left, it will be given to the families of the shahids and prisoners.”
{Matzav.com Israel}

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