The Palestinian Authority and the PLO have petitioned the US Supreme Court to block the collection of $656 million in compensation awarded to terror victims, according to reports.
The Palestinian Authority and the PLO have filed a petition with the US Supreme Court seeking to prevent the collection of $656 million in compensation for terror victims. The court case appears to be the latest move in a long-running legal and financial dispute over terrorism-related damages. The Israeli government has previously passed legislation allowing the deduction of funds from PA tax revenues for such compensation, as The Zioneer reported. The petition's outcome could have significant implications for the financial mechanisms governing compensation for terror victims.
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