According to March 2024 legislation, any entity rewarding terrorists in a “pay-for-slay” program would pay $2.7 million for each person killed and $1.35 million for each person injured
In a historic decision, a Jerusalem court ordered the Palestinian Authority to pay 46 million shekel ($12.3 million) to families of victims of the Sbarro bombing during the intifada.
The plaintiffs in the case are siblings of those killed in the 2001 terrorist bombing that took place in central Jerusalem and claimed the lives of 16 people.
Among the casualties from the Sbarro’s terror attack were five members of the Schijveschuurder family: Mordechai, 43; Tzira, 41; Ra’aya, 14; Yitzhak, 4; and Hemda, 2, including two adults and three children.