Palestinian economy
G7 finance leaders to call on Israel to maintain Palestinian bank links
The G7 finance leaders also called for the removal or relaxation of other measures "that have negatively impacted commerce to avoid further exacerbating the economic situation in the West Bank."
Palestinian unemployment rate seen spiking to over 50% amid Gaza war, ILO says
Prospects for Palestinian economy remain ‘bleak’ - IMF
Outlook for Palestinian economy ‘bleak,’ World Bank says
Funding crisis endangers Palestinian statehood, UN warns donor parley
In the absence of a peace process, the AHLC has become one of the few forums in which Israeli and Palestinian officials cooperatively meet.
Israel to boost Palestinian economy ahead of Ramadan
The move comes amid concerns of a sharp escalation in violence when Ramadan begins on March 22 and tensions between Israel and the Biden administration.
Israeli, Palestinian business leaders pledge to bolster Palestinian economy
The leaders issued a joint communique, confirming their intention to widen employment opportunities for Palestinians.
Are Palestinian Authority ministers receiving full salaries despite financial crisis?
Multiple sources have stated that ministers have been receiving full salaries in addition to other financial benefits at a time when the PA government says that it is suffering financially.
New IDF limits on foreigners visiting West Bank Palestinians delayed
The restrictions, first published in February, had been scheduled to go into effect on May 20 but will now only be implemented in July.
‘Palestinians ready to work with Bennett on economic cooperation’
"If he wants to work with us on economic issues, we say ahlan wa sahlan (welcome)."
Mladenov: PA at risk of economic collapse unless ties with Israel renewed
UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process Nickolay Mladenov urged Israel to lift some of its restrictions on the movement of goods and people between the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
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Alternative ‘Souk’ in Ramallah Seeks to Aid Local Growers
Peasants’ struggle to preserve traditional methods while facing barriers to production and sales.
Amid coronavirus, Palestinian grape farmers see market collapse
The pandemic's economic ravages have also slashed sales of the fruit, depressing the hilly breadbasket region of Hebron.
Peace and political change can be fostered via economic investment
Since we cannot rely on our governments to improve the political situation, it remains in the hands of private citizens, non-government organizations and the private sector.
The reasons behind Palestinian apathy towards annexation
Right now, Palestinians feel less motivated to take to the streets to protest Israeli or US policies as Fatah and Hamas leaders continue to engage in an incomprehensible struggle over money and power
