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PA actively supports ICC investigation and violates funding conditions in US Consolidated Appropriations Act
PA continues to brag about ICC despite violating US funding conditions
This is what eight years of demonization look like
Official PA TV newsreader: "Official [PA] Presidential Office Spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeina said that the American administration bears responsibility for the ongoing war of annihilation that the occupation (i.e., Israel) is carrying out against our people… Abu Rudeina emphasized that the ongoing..."
Abbas spokesman: US is cause of “chaos, wars, and instability” in the Middle East
PA-engineered ICC action is in further violation of US legislation and wishes
Prime Minister Shtayyeh tells the EU that the PA "rejects conditional aid" and to "preserve the true partnership" between the EU and PA, the EU must continue to send large donations of money, some of which will fund terrorist salaries, without any conditions or delays
After the EU suspended their donations to the PA on the basis that the PA will not change their terror-inciting curriculum, PA Minister of Foreign Affairs "emphasized that conditional funding is unacceptable" and "embarrasses them"
PA Daily denounces EU aid deductions on the basis that the PA curriculum "directly incites violence and propagates overt antisemitism," saying "we will not agree to political arm-twisting in exchange for money" while warning the EU not to "fall for an obvious trap of false and fabricated Zionist incitement"
Shtayyeh admits that the PLO gets all their money from the PA, and claims that Israeli loan of $150 million is "money we are entitled to," while comparing "just" $30 million of aid from the world bank with $140 million from the EU
PA Minister of Social Development tells UN representative that the PA will not "relinquish our legitimate rights" to fund terrorism "in exchange for aid", and calls the international effort to stop terror salaries “an attempt to politicize the humanitarian aid which harms and threatens human rights”
To put an end to the PA’s “Pay-for-Slay” policy, more countries should make their aid conditional on the permanent abolishment of the policy.