Palestinian measures to address fuel supply issues
The fuel market in the West Bank is facing a complex crisis due to a shortage of supplies from the Israeli side, along with an accumulation of cash in shekels in Palestinian banks. This situation prevents the normal deposit of revenues and hampers fuel purchases. Additionally, restrictions on truck movement and reduced fuel import operations lead to repeated shortages of available quantities, which in turn increases demand and raises the risk of outages. The Palestinian government is working to improve fuel flow by increasing supplies and restructuring the sector, while also tightening oversight to prevent manipulation and exploitation. Meanwhile, the crisis is linked to broader financial issues, including the detention of funds from the customs account and restrictions on bank transfers with Israel.
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