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Israel is about to release a report entitled “Follow the Money,” a preliminary copy of which has been acquired by Stefan Sharkansky’s Web log, which can be found at www.usefulwork.com/shark. The question, as posited in the report’s subtitle, is “Where do international contributions to the Palestinian Authority really go?” The answers are illuminating. It turns out that 10% of the P.A.’s budget comes from international aid, which amounts to more than $1,000 per capita. The P.A. ostensibly spends two-thirds of its budget on salaries, split between “security forces” and other personnel. Israel’s report shows that almost $20 million of the $60 million budgeted each month for payroll is not used as such and “is available for purposes other than paying salaries,” including the support of terrorism.
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|Israel is about to release a report entitled “Follow the Money,” a preliminary copy of which has been acquired by Stefan Sharkansky’s Web log, which can be found at www.usefulwork.com/shark. The question, as posited in the report’s subtitle, is “Where do international contributions to the Palestinian Authority really go?” The answers are illuminating. It turns out that 10% of the P.A.’s budget comes from international aid, which amounts to more than $1,000 per capita. The P.A. ostensibly spends two-thirds of its budget on salaries, split between “security forces” and other personnel. Israel’s report shows that almost $20 million of the $60 million budgeted each month for payroll is not used as such and “is available for purposes other than paying salaries,” including the support of terrorism.
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