Do the EU and the U.N. Know They Are Supporting Scholarships for the Children of Terrorists?

"A promotional flier for a course run by an internationally-funded Palestinian NGO shows how the Palestinian Authority (PA) and the Palestinian NGOs abuse international donors, duping them into funding ostensibly worthy causes, but at the same time supporting terror...

A new flier — posted by Fatah Central Committee Deputy Secretary Sabri Saidam, the former PA Minister of Education and current advisor for communications and information technology to PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas — promotes a Digital Academy for Scientific Innovation (DASI) program run by the Palestinian NGO Al-Nayzak.

According to the flier, while the children of law-abiding Palestinian families are potentially entitled to a 65% discount for the course, the children of 'Martyrs and prisoners' are entitled to a full scholarship.

In other words, children of terrorists and murderers — be they imprisoned, released, or dead (so-called 'Martyrs') — are rewarded and can study for free...

To put it succinctly, it pays to be the child of a terrorist murderer.

While it is common knowledge that the PA spends hundreds of millions of shekels/dollars/euros every year paying salaries, allowances, and providing special additional benefits to the terrorist prisoners and the families of the terrorists, it is less known that the EU and the UN participate in the provision of these benefits.

The course advertised by Abbas’ advisor is being run by the Palestinian NGO Al-Nayzak. The website of Al-Nayzak proudly shows that its donors include UNICEF (the UN agency responsible for providing humanitarian and developmental aid to children worldwide), UNRWA (the UN organization devoted solely to Palestinian refugees), UNOPS (the UN organization dedicated to implementing projects for the United Nations System, international financial institutions, governments, and other partners around the world), UNDP (the United Nations Development Programme, which promotes technical and investment cooperation to help people build a better life for themselves), the EU, and others..."