(JLNJ Staff and combined sources) The family of 17-year-old Khalil Yusef Ali Jabarin, the terrorist who murdered Ari Fuld, will receive NIS 1,400 a month for the next three years from the Palestinian Authority, as part of its policy of funding what they call “martyrs” for the Palestinian cause, according to information supplied by the PA.

Fuld was standing between the Gush Etzion junction mall and the Rami Levi supermarket when he was stabbed in the back by Jabarin. Mortally wounded, Fuld chased his attacker, jumped over a short stone wall and shot him before collapsing.

A security guard whose suspicion was aroused by Jabarin reportedly searched his bag before the stabbing, but failed to search his pockets where the knife was concealed.

Following the attack, IDF troops raided the West Bank town of Yatta and began mapping Jabarin’s family home for demolition.

According to Army Radio, Jabarin’s parents warned Palestinian Authority security officials as well as IDF troops that they believed he was planning to carry out an attack.

Fuld, who lived in Efrat with his wife Miriam and four children, was buried in the West Bank settlement of Kfar Etzion with thousands in attendance.