Palestinian government seeks urgent support over 650M shekel funding gap
The Palestinian government is facing a monthly funding gap of between 650 and 700 million shekels, due to the withholding of clearance funds for the seventeenth month and escalating financial pressures caused by attacks from the occupation and settlers. The government's monthly needs are estimated at around 1.5 billion shekels, while available funds range between 800 and 850 million, placing significant pressure on its ability to pay salaries and provide essential services. The government calls for urgent and exceptional financial support from Arab and international countries, noting that the aid received so far does not meet the demands of the current phase. There is an increasing need to put pressure on Israel to fulfill its obligations. The government anticipates that Arab finance ministers will soon hold a meeting to discuss increasing financial support for Palestine.
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