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شبكة راية الإعلامية
Returned checks and warrants worsen Palestinian debt
The article addresses the escalating crisis of bounced checks and arrest warrants in Palestine, highlighting how this phenomenon causes suffering for hundreds of thousands of indebted individuals and their families. The spokesperson for the Committee for the Defense of Debtors in Palestine calls for the need to open direct dialogue with the government to develop legal solutions that can freeze arrest orders, instead of merely incarcerating debtors—a practice that neither recovers owed funds nor resolves the crisis. The committee points out that the number of arrest warrants exceeds 1.3 million, and this crisis significantly impacts the families of indebted individuals, especially amid Palestine’s difficult economic and political conditions. The committee emphasizes the importance of legal solutions that facilitate debt settlement and create balanced pathways respecting the rights of both creditors and debtors. It urges dialogue with the government, noting that imprisonment is not an effective cure and should be replaced with mechanisms that protect the rights of all parties and help revitalize economic activity.
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