The victims of the Ramallah lynching, the bus bombing in Kfar Darom, the Ben Yehuda Avenue bombing in Jerusalem, and the French Hill suicide bombing are amongst those that will obtain compensation.
The Israel Enforcement and Assortment Authority (ECA) introduced on Sunday that its operational arm, the Execution Workplace, collected NIS 25 million for households for the households of these killed and wounded in acts of terrorism.
The Execution Workplace is the official authorities physique liable for imposing civil judgments in Israel. The funds collected from the Palestinian Authority (PA) are the results of the traces positioned on funds associated to terrorist actions.
Funds collected from the Palestinian Authority
The funds are from monies by the Palestinian Authority to households of those that dedicated acts of terrorism. The ECA is concerned in imposing civil judgments, together with amassing damages awarded towards people concerned in terrorist actions. This consists of compensation for victims and households affected by acts of terrorism.
One notable case includes an enforcement file initiated in 2019 by 41 households who’re victims of terror. It rests on a civil ruling towards the Palestinian Authority handed down within the Jerusalem District Courtroom.
The courtroom had ordered compensation for numerous terrorist assaults, together with the lynching in Ramallah, the bus bombing in Kfar Darom, the Ben Yehuda Avenue bombing in Jerusalem, the French Hill suicide bombing, the Megiddo junction automobile bomb, the Alon Moreh infiltration, and different terror incidents.
Israelis attend a memorial ceremony for the victims of the 1948 Ben Yehuda Avenue bombing in Jerusalem on February 20, 2014. (credit score: YONATAN SINDEL/FLASH90)
On this case, the whole debt amounted to NIS 67,636,330. By enforcement actions, the authority collected 23,698,281 NIS from PA funds held by the State, together with extra quantities for particular households affected by terror assaults in Jerusalem and the Sbarro restaurant bombing.
These actions are a part of Israel’s broader efforts to make sure that victims of terrorism obtain compensation, even when the perpetrators or their associates are state actors, mentioned the ECA.
