The Palestinian banking system’s heavy dependence on "Israel" has exposed it to growing financial risks, with two Israeli banks processing billions of shekels in transactions each year and controlling a key channel to the Israeli financial system.

For more than a decade, waste from the Israeli Occupation has flowed into various parts of the West Bank, while a large market for collecting, dismantling, and extracting metals from electronic waste has taken shape in the southern Hebron area.

For more than a decade, Yemen’s political landscape has grown accustomed to the Houthi movement’s cycle of threats and warnings—rhetoric often deployed as a tactical tool for political leverage or to deflect internal anger.

Housing projects in Israeli settlements across the occupied West Bank and occupied East Jerusalem are being marketed to buyers in Western cities through developers, brokers, and mortgage advisers targeting investors from London to New York and beyond.

The decision to impose Israeli control over Area H2 of the 1997 Hebron Agreement, replacing the role of the Palestinian Authority, marks the latest step in a long series of moves to entrench Israeli Occupation rule over the West Bank.