; and (ii) revoked any law, decree, regulation, or document authorizing or implementing a system of compensation for imprisoned individuals that uses the sentence or period of incarceration of an individual imprisoned for an act of terrorism to determine the level of compensation paid, or have taken comparable action that has the effect of invalidating any such law, decree, regulation, or document . (2) In July 2018, the Palestinian Authority committed to continuing payments for terrorism as follows: (A) On July 3, 2018, the Commissioner of Prisoner Affairs of the Palestinian Authority, Issa Qaraqe, said such payments are our national duty and we will not abandon it. So the government will continue to pay these stipends to the families, even if we are in financial crisis. . (B) On July 8, 2018, the President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, said, We will not allow anyone to interfere with the money that Israel is against us paying to the families of martyrs and prisoners. These are our martyrs, our wounded and our prisoners, and we will continue to pay them. . (C) On July 23, 2018, President Mahmoud Abbas said, we will not accept a cut or cancellation of salaries to the families of martyrs and prisoners … [and] even if we only have a penny left, we will give it to the martyrs, the prisoners and their families . (3) Between July and December 2018, Palestinian terrorists wounded or killed more than a dozen Israelis, including 45-year old American-Israeli Ari Fuld who was stabbed to death on September 16, 2018, and became eligible for payments for terrorism by the Palestinian Authority, according to the United States Ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, who— (A) on September 20, 2018, tweeted, The Palestinian Prisoner Affairs Commission has confirmed that the family of the terrorist who murdered Ari Fuld is eligible to receive a monthly salary as compensation for his incarceration. This practice is unconscionable and must stop if there is to be any hope for peace.