Palestinian economy
Weddings resume in Gaza, although on smaller scale, due to post-war challenges
Since the destruction of roughly 93 percent of hotels and wedding halls, celebrations are now held at private homes or modest venues.
Palestinian economy suffers worst-ever collapse after Israel-Hamas conflict, UN says
G7 finance leaders to call on Israel to maintain Palestinian bank links
Palestinian unemployment rate seen spiking to over 50% amid Gaza war, ILO says
Israeli minister holds rare meet with PA prime minister in West Bank
The meeting between the Israeli finance minister and Palestinian officials comes amid efforts by the US to jump-start the diplomatic process.
Bethlehem security forces brace for Trump visit
Posters around the city hail US President as "Man of Peace."
Google to enable Internet users to virtually explore Palestinian cities
Google Maps users will soon be able to explore the cities of Ramallah, Bethlehem and Jericho from their smartphones.
No time to wait: Economic discrimination against Arab towns must be fixed immediately
An immediate investment in Arab localities is not just a matter of justice – implementing government decisions would also be the right step for the Finance Ministry to take.
PA Government postpones elections for four months
An overwhelming majority of Palestinians wanted the municipal elections to take place in the West Bank and Gaza on October 8.
‘Outrageous’
Most Israelis and Jews might claim that the Geneva Conventions do not apply to Judea and Samaria, and they certainly have a right to believe so.
Comment: What will the US do if Hamas wins the upcoming Palestinian elections?
A Hamas victory could destabilize the entire region.
Japan to create Jericho pipeline for Palestinian goods to Arab world
Japan and Israel invested a total of $350 million to expand the Jericho Agro Industrial Park.
Higher penalty for hiring illegal Palestinian workers passes final vote
MK Osama Saadi spoke out against the bill, referring what he said was “a serious problem in uniting families in the Negev.”
Gazan economic crisis could lead to new security deterioration, MI chief warns
Gaza’s unemployment rate stands at more than 40 percent, and there are no economic growth engines to speak of in the Hamas-ruled Strip.