Israel's ambassador to Germany, Ron Proshaur, strongly criticizes the transfer of aid funds from Germany and the European Union to the Palestinian Authority and states that these funds are used by the autonomy authority to pay "gifts of money" to the families of terrorists.
In an article published by the German left-wing daily Tatz, which is considered close to the "Green" party, which is a partner in the current German government, the ambassador expresses severe criticism of the lack of help of German politicians and government representatives in view of the use of aid funds by the Autonomy Authority for the purpose of encouraging terrorism.
"Every representative from Germany, who travels to Israel, has no choice but to visit Uncle Abbas in Ramallah. Instead of listening for hours there to his fairy tales about the poisoning of wells and the theft of organs by the Jews, the visitors should confront him with his gifts of money to terrorist families, since these funds come directly From the German and European aid budgets," Ambassador Proshaur writes, "it's hard to believe, but these funds flow to the 'pay to kill' camp, meaning the more Jews you kill, the more money you get."
"Do you believe that this is how a basis for peace and tolerance can be created?", Proshaur asks the Germans, "The funds from Europe land directly in a savings bank that is used by the Palestinian Authority as it wishes and according to its mood to slaughter. These funds should go to a bank account, to which the Palestinian Authority can receive Access only if you meet democratic standards. This money should be used to build real coexistence. It is not difficult to set concrete conditions: aid to build schools? Happily, as long as these schools teach the principles of tolerance and peace. Support for families in need? Of course, every It is also possible to make sure that they do not support terrorism. Establishing youth centers? Absolutely, only that they must not be taught how to use weapons."
German Ambassador to Israel Stefan Seibert,
The ambassador also indirectly criticizes his German counterpart in Israel, Shitpan Seibert, who, after the IDF operation in Jenin last week in which nine Palestinian terrorists were killed, published a tweet in which he expressed concern at the high number of casualties on the Palestinian side and demanded that Israel protect its security in a "proportional manner and in accordance with the law" "The International."
If Israel does not act, there will again be innocent people in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem who will explode in buses and cafes.
An action by the Israeli security forces in the West Bank prevents harm to the civilian population. People with good intentions in Germany cannot agree that their money will be used to train a 13-year-old boy to commit murder. This needs to be stopped, not tomorrow but today."
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