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May 4, 2021

If the PLO Wants an Office in Washington, It Should End Pay for Slay

Most Palestinians don’t favor distributing cash to terrorists.

Pursuant to a 1987 act of Congress, in 2018, the U.S. government shut down the Washington, DC diplomatic office of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). The PLO’s head, Mahmoud Abbas, has been lobbying for the mission to be reopened; David Pollock and Sander Gerber explain why the White House shouldn’t accede to his request so long the organization continues to fund terrorism:

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May 4, 2021

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    A look into the Biden administration’s emerging Middle East Policy.

  2. The Centennial of the Deadly Riots That Shook Mandatory Palestine

    And their anti-Semitic roots.

  3. If the PLO Wants an Office in Washington, It Should End Pay for Slay

    Most Palestinians don’t favor distributing cash to terrorists.

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    Another once-flourishing community comes to an end.

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