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He has received salary payments line, which is decoded and uploaded in the alongside Israel. er entered the Sbarro pizza shop in down- from the PA of at least $191,526. fax-printer’s memory, enabling hackers to The survey says the reasons for the lack town Jerusalem, detonated his suicide vest By September 2018, the PA will have cu- take over the device and enter the network. of support include doubts over the possi- and murdered 15 people. The murdered in mulatively rewarded Barghouti, Tamimi and Though some modern fax machines have bility of implementing a two-state solution the August 9, 2001 bombing included sev- the family of Al-Masri with at least $294,332. upgrades available to prevent hacks, Check and a lack of trust in the other side. en children as well as a couple and three PA law mandates that every terrorist im- Point reported that Canon and Epson fax ma- It says support for the concept began to of their children, an American citizen and prisoned by Israel will receive a monthly chines are still vulnerable, as are older fax decline a decade ago. a Brazilian citizen. In addition, 130 people salary for the full duration of his/her time machines that do not have updates available. The poll, conducted in June and July were injured. in prison and often even after his/her re- Fax machines are still widely used in the and released earlier this week, interviewed The suicide bomber was Izz al-Din lease. The PA also pays monthly allowanc- banking, healthcare and law professions, 2,150 Palestinians and 1,600 Israelis. It had a Al-Masri. His family has received $50,124 as es to the families of terrorist so-called “mar- and remain the preferred mode of data margin of error of 2.5 percentage points for a reward for his suicide bombing. tyrs.” By declaring a murderer as a “martyr,” transfer in many Israeli government offi ces. the Palestinians and 3 percentage points The terrorist who planned the attack the PA is saying he did an exemplary act ac- for the Israelis. and brought the bomber to Sbarro was Ahl- cording to Islam, for which he will be re- Support for Two-State am Tamimi. Tamimi was arrested in Sep- warded in the afterlife by Allah. Solution Hits New Low for Both Hamas’s Fake Red Alert App tember 2001 and received 16 life sentences.
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