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Från amerikanska statsdepartementet:
https://emetonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Pay4Slay_Fact-Sheet-FINAL.pdf
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Taylor Force
Beneficiaries of Pay for Slay include the family of Bashar Masalha, who in 2016 stabbed 11 people near Tel Aviv. Among those he killed was 28-year-old Taylor Force, a U.S. Army veteran. Force graduated from West Point in 2009 and later became an officer in the U.S. Army until leaving in 2014. While in the army, Force served in both Iraq and Afghanistan. Force, an MBA student, was in Israel, traveling with other graduate students from Vanderbilt University, where he was studying global entrepreneurship. Israeli police killed Masalha, but his relatives now receive monthly payments.
The Taylor Force Act is HR. 1164 in the House and S. 474 in the Senate. It conditions all U.S. economic
support funds for the PA on the PA’s behavior. It prohibits U.S. aid to the PA until the State Department
certifies the PA is: “taking steps to end violence,” like that which took the life of Taylor Force; “publicly
condemning such acts of violence;” and “has terminated payments for acts of terrorism.” The new law
would not affect U.S. security assistance to the PA, which remains separate from these funds.
Beneficiaries of Pay for Slay include the family of Bashar Masalha, who in 2016 stabbed 11 people near Tel Aviv. Among those he killed was 28-year-old Taylor Force, a U.S. Army veteran. Force graduated from West Point in 2009 and later became an officer in the U.S. Army until leaving in 2014. While in the army, Force served in both Iraq and Afghanistan. Force, an MBA student, was in Israel, traveling with other graduate students from Vanderbilt University, where he was studying global entrepreneurship. Israeli police killed Masalha, but his relatives now receive monthly payments.
The Taylor Force Act is HR. 1164 in the House and S. 474 in the Senate. It conditions all U.S. economic
support funds for the PA on the PA’s behavior. It prohibits U.S. aid to the PA until the State Department
certifies the PA is: “taking steps to end violence,” like that which took the life of Taylor Force; “publicly
condemning such acts of violence;” and “has terminated payments for acts of terrorism.” The new law
would not affect U.S. security assistance to the PA, which remains separate from these funds.
P.A. betalar ut pengar till dömda terrorister och deras överlevande, och du stödjer dem. Personer som dig borde inte få uppehålla sig i väst.