Biden Administration To Give $100 Million To Palestine In Step To Reverse Trump Era Policies

The Biden Administration Has Started Reversing Trump Era Policies Concerning Israel By Quietly Ramping Up Financial Assistance To The Palestinians.
The Administration Has Already Allocated Nearly $100 Million Dollars To The Palestinians, However They Publicly Announced That They Were Giving $15 Million Dollars To The Country. A Day After Their Announcement, The White House Notified Congress Of Their Plan To Give $75 Million Dollars To Palestine As A Way Of Regaining Their “Trust And Goodwill” After The Trump-era Cuts.

The Nonpartisan Government Accountability Office Issued A Report Saying That The U.S Aid Has Not Vetted It's Palestinian Recipients For Anti-terrorism Criteria As Required By Law.

Under Trump, The U.S. Provided Support To Israel, Recognized Jerusalem As Israel’s Capital, Moved The U.S. Embassy From Tel Aviv And Brokered Peace Deals In The Middle East.

Soon After President Joe Biden Was Inaugurated On Jan. 20, His Administration Announced That It Would Reverse The Trump Era Changes.