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What you need to know about Gaza's devastated economy
The economy of Gaza was already in bad shape due the devastating effects of the coronavirus, and the recent Israeli attacks made things worse.
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published: 28 May 2021
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Gaza economy: Industries start up again after airstrikes
Crucial jobs in Gaza have resumed after several days of Israeli airstrikes ended with a ceasefire.
Among the workers returning to their jobs are those employed in the fishing industry.
As Willem Marx reports, it's an essential role in providing food - and thousands of jobs - for many residents.
Al Jazeera’s Willem Marx reports more from Gaza.
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published: 15 May 2023
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Gaza's economy in tatters after years of siege
The Israeli blockade of Gaza has been going on for nearly 17 years. More than half of Gaza’s population is now in poverty due to restricted movement and repeated military attacks. And the most recent assault on the enclave in May last year destroyed hundreds of buildings, and wiped out many businesses. Nizar Sadawi reports.
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published: 07 Feb 2022
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Israeli blockade hampers Gaza economy
The UN Relief Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, UNRWA, says in a new report that broad unemployment in Gaza in the second half of 2010 reached an unprecedented 45.2%, one of the highest rates in the world.
It has been exactly four years since Hamas took over the Gaza Strip, prompting Israel to impose even tougher restrictions.
With the economic blockade entering its fifth year, many young Gazans are resigned to taking whatever work they can get.
According to a UN report, it has created a drastic situation where half of all adults in the Gaza Strip are unemployed.
A brave few are betting on Gaza's borders opening but if the political stalemate goes on- those hopes could soon be swept away.
Al Jazeera's Nadim Baba reports.
published: 13 Jun 2011
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Israel's occupation has cost Palestinian economy $50 billion
Due to Israel’s ongoing siege of Gaza, constant closures and military incursions in the occupied West Bank, Palestinians suffer economically and can’t find a job. The UN found that since the second intifada Israel's occupation has cost the Palestinian economy $50 billion.
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published: 23 Dec 2021
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Can Israel's economy withstand a prolonged war on Gaza? | Counting the Cost
Israel started its war on Gaza with deep pockets: $200bn dollars in reserves and billions in military aid from the United States.
But spending is skyrocketing, revenues are falling and borrowing costs are increasing.
Israel's central bank says the war has proven to be more costly than initially estimated.
Many analysts expect the economic impact will be unlike anything Israel has experienced in decades.
Meanwhile, Gaza is repeatedly being plunged into darkness despite a wealth of natural gas off its coastline.
Elsewhere, we look whether Argentina's new president can fix the nation's economic crisis.
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published: 25 Nov 2023
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How Israel bombed Gaza’s economy
One objective of Israel’s 11-day bombing campaign in Gaza last month was to further damage the territory’s already depleted economy.
During the Israeli attack, more than 250 Palestinians were killed, including at least 67 children.
In addition, Israel inflicted material losses of hundreds of millions of dollars, according to initial estimates.
“This is destruction,” Muhammad Abu Halima, the director of a factory in Gaza, told The Electronic Intifada.
“They destroyed our economy, our families, they’ve ruined the workers, the accountants, the companies, the employees. What did they get out of it?”
Israel bombed factories, commercial buildings, stores, farms, restaurants and businesses. More than 500 enterprises were destroyed or damaged, including 50 factories.
Israel bombed the Gaza I...
published: 09 Jun 2021
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What the Israel-Gaza war means for oil and the global economy | The Business | ABC News
Fears of a widening conflict in the Middle East could create more volatility for investors and rock the global economy. The US has warned Iran to exercise caution following concerns its supporting Hamas' attacks against Israel. If Iranian oil exports come under pressure, prices will rise, increasing the risk of more interest rate hikes. Meanwhile, Australians already squeezed by high fuel prices could be in for more pain at the pump just before Christmas. It's another blow to households struggling with 12 interest rate hikes and other cost-of-living pressures.
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published: 12 Oct 2023
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Money Talks: Occupied Palestinian economy
2015 was yet another difficult year for the Palestinian people. That's according to a United Nations Conference on Trade and Development report. Socio-economic conditions in the Occupied Palestinian Territories continue to worsen as poverty and unemployment rise. The impact of the 2014 Israeli military operation on Gaza was still felt into 2015.
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published: 13 Sep 2016
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Gaza's underground economy also takes a hit
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Smugglers bringing in goods to Gaza from Egypt have taken a hit after the recent Israeli attacks of the strip. Bombs have destroyed many tunnels used to keep Gaza's economy running. Al Jazeera's Jacky Rowland reports from Rafah.
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published: 22 Nov 2012
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What you need to know about Gaza's devastated economy
The economy of Gaza was already in bad shape due the devastating effects of the coronavirus, and the recent Israeli attacks made things worse.
#Palestine #Gaza ...
The economy of Gaza was already in bad shape due the devastating effects of the coronavirus, and the recent Israeli attacks made things worse.
#Palestine #Gaza #Israel
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The economy of Gaza was already in bad shape due the devastating effects of the coronavirus, and the recent Israeli attacks made things worse.
#Palestine #Gaza #Israel
- published: 28 May 2021
- views: 12376
2:34
Gaza economy: Industries start up again after airstrikes
Crucial jobs in Gaza have resumed after several days of Israeli airstrikes ended with a ceasefire.
Among the workers returning to their jobs are those employed...
Crucial jobs in Gaza have resumed after several days of Israeli airstrikes ended with a ceasefire.
Among the workers returning to their jobs are those employed in the fishing industry.
As Willem Marx reports, it's an essential role in providing food - and thousands of jobs - for many residents.
Al Jazeera’s Willem Marx reports more from Gaza.
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Crucial jobs in Gaza have resumed after several days of Israeli airstrikes ended with a ceasefire.
Among the workers returning to their jobs are those employed in the fishing industry.
As Willem Marx reports, it's an essential role in providing food - and thousands of jobs - for many residents.
Al Jazeera’s Willem Marx reports more from Gaza.
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- published: 15 May 2023
- views: 4379
2:37
Gaza's economy in tatters after years of siege
The Israeli blockade of Gaza has been going on for nearly 17 years. More than half of Gaza’s population is now in poverty due to restricted movement and repeate...
The Israeli blockade of Gaza has been going on for nearly 17 years. More than half of Gaza’s population is now in poverty due to restricted movement and repeated military attacks. And the most recent assault on the enclave in May last year destroyed hundreds of buildings, and wiped out many businesses. Nizar Sadawi reports.
#Gaza #Poverty #Israel
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The Israeli blockade of Gaza has been going on for nearly 17 years. More than half of Gaza’s population is now in poverty due to restricted movement and repeated military attacks. And the most recent assault on the enclave in May last year destroyed hundreds of buildings, and wiped out many businesses. Nizar Sadawi reports.
#Gaza #Poverty #Israel
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- published: 07 Feb 2022
- views: 6442
2:31
Israeli blockade hampers Gaza economy
The UN Relief Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, UNRWA, says in a new report that broad unemployment in Gaza in the second half of 2010 reach...
The UN Relief Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, UNRWA, says in a new report that broad unemployment in Gaza in the second half of 2010 reached an unprecedented 45.2%, one of the highest rates in the world.
It has been exactly four years since Hamas took over the Gaza Strip, prompting Israel to impose even tougher restrictions.
With the economic blockade entering its fifth year, many young Gazans are resigned to taking whatever work they can get.
According to a UN report, it has created a drastic situation where half of all adults in the Gaza Strip are unemployed.
A brave few are betting on Gaza's borders opening but if the political stalemate goes on- those hopes could soon be swept away.
Al Jazeera's Nadim Baba reports.
https://wn.com/Israeli_Blockade_Hampers_Gaza_Economy
The UN Relief Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, UNRWA, says in a new report that broad unemployment in Gaza in the second half of 2010 reached an unprecedented 45.2%, one of the highest rates in the world.
It has been exactly four years since Hamas took over the Gaza Strip, prompting Israel to impose even tougher restrictions.
With the economic blockade entering its fifth year, many young Gazans are resigned to taking whatever work they can get.
According to a UN report, it has created a drastic situation where half of all adults in the Gaza Strip are unemployed.
A brave few are betting on Gaza's borders opening but if the political stalemate goes on- those hopes could soon be swept away.
Al Jazeera's Nadim Baba reports.
- published: 13 Jun 2011
- views: 3788
2:46
Israel's occupation has cost Palestinian economy $50 billion
Due to Israel’s ongoing siege of Gaza, constant closures and military incursions in the occupied West Bank, Palestinians suffer economically and can’t find a jo...
Due to Israel’s ongoing siege of Gaza, constant closures and military incursions in the occupied West Bank, Palestinians suffer economically and can’t find a job. The UN found that since the second intifada Israel's occupation has cost the Palestinian economy $50 billion.
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Due to Israel’s ongoing siege of Gaza, constant closures and military incursions in the occupied West Bank, Palestinians suffer economically and can’t find a job. The UN found that since the second intifada Israel's occupation has cost the Palestinian economy $50 billion.
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- published: 23 Dec 2021
- views: 6058
26:01
Can Israel's economy withstand a prolonged war on Gaza? | Counting the Cost
Israel started its war on Gaza with deep pockets: $200bn dollars in reserves and billions in military aid from the United States.
But spending is skyrocketin...
Israel started its war on Gaza with deep pockets: $200bn dollars in reserves and billions in military aid from the United States.
But spending is skyrocketing, revenues are falling and borrowing costs are increasing.
Israel's central bank says the war has proven to be more costly than initially estimated.
Many analysts expect the economic impact will be unlike anything Israel has experienced in decades.
Meanwhile, Gaza is repeatedly being plunged into darkness despite a wealth of natural gas off its coastline.
Elsewhere, we look whether Argentina's new president can fix the nation's economic crisis.
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Israel started its war on Gaza with deep pockets: $200bn dollars in reserves and billions in military aid from the United States.
But spending is skyrocketing, revenues are falling and borrowing costs are increasing.
Israel's central bank says the war has proven to be more costly than initially estimated.
Many analysts expect the economic impact will be unlike anything Israel has experienced in decades.
Meanwhile, Gaza is repeatedly being plunged into darkness despite a wealth of natural gas off its coastline.
Elsewhere, we look whether Argentina's new president can fix the nation's economic crisis.
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- published: 25 Nov 2023
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3:51
How Israel bombed Gaza’s economy
One objective of Israel’s 11-day bombing campaign in Gaza last month was to further damage the territory’s already depleted economy.
During the Israeli attack,...
One objective of Israel’s 11-day bombing campaign in Gaza last month was to further damage the territory’s already depleted economy.
During the Israeli attack, more than 250 Palestinians were killed, including at least 67 children.
In addition, Israel inflicted material losses of hundreds of millions of dollars, according to initial estimates.
“This is destruction,” Muhammad Abu Halima, the director of a factory in Gaza, told The Electronic Intifada.
“They destroyed our economy, our families, they’ve ruined the workers, the accountants, the companies, the employees. What did they get out of it?”
Israel bombed factories, commercial buildings, stores, farms, restaurants and businesses. More than 500 enterprises were destroyed or damaged, including 50 factories.
Israel bombed the Gaza Industrial Estate, a major economic center southeast of Gaza City founded in 1996 with support from the US government, the European Union and the World Bank.
Gaza already had one of the world’s highest unemployment rates – more than 50 percent even before Israel’s latest offensive.
This is a result of Israel’s repeated military attacks on Gaza along with an ongoing 14-year blockade backed by the US and its allies.
Joblessness and poverty are only likely to get worse now.
During the recent attack, Israeli leaders ordered the destruction of large residential and commercial towers in relatively wealthy areas, such as Gaza City’s al-Rimal neighborhood.
Israel has put forward no evidence to back its claims that they contained any legitimate military targets.
The wanton destruction appears to be an attempt to impoverish more people and to foment internal opposition to the Palestinian resistance factions in Gaza.
While Israel has tried such tactics for decades, they have failed to break the collective resolve of Palestinians.
Video by Mohammed Asad and Tala Kaddoura.
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One objective of Israel’s 11-day bombing campaign in Gaza last month was to further damage the territory’s already depleted economy.
During the Israeli attack, more than 250 Palestinians were killed, including at least 67 children.
In addition, Israel inflicted material losses of hundreds of millions of dollars, according to initial estimates.
“This is destruction,” Muhammad Abu Halima, the director of a factory in Gaza, told The Electronic Intifada.
“They destroyed our economy, our families, they’ve ruined the workers, the accountants, the companies, the employees. What did they get out of it?”
Israel bombed factories, commercial buildings, stores, farms, restaurants and businesses. More than 500 enterprises were destroyed or damaged, including 50 factories.
Israel bombed the Gaza Industrial Estate, a major economic center southeast of Gaza City founded in 1996 with support from the US government, the European Union and the World Bank.
Gaza already had one of the world’s highest unemployment rates – more than 50 percent even before Israel’s latest offensive.
This is a result of Israel’s repeated military attacks on Gaza along with an ongoing 14-year blockade backed by the US and its allies.
Joblessness and poverty are only likely to get worse now.
During the recent attack, Israeli leaders ordered the destruction of large residential and commercial towers in relatively wealthy areas, such as Gaza City’s al-Rimal neighborhood.
Israel has put forward no evidence to back its claims that they contained any legitimate military targets.
The wanton destruction appears to be an attempt to impoverish more people and to foment internal opposition to the Palestinian resistance factions in Gaza.
While Israel has tried such tactics for decades, they have failed to break the collective resolve of Palestinians.
Video by Mohammed Asad and Tala Kaddoura.
𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐢𝐜 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐟𝐚𝐝𝐚
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- published: 09 Jun 2021
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5:52
What the Israel-Gaza war means for oil and the global economy | The Business | ABC News
Fears of a widening conflict in the Middle East could create more volatility for investors and rock the global economy. The US has warned Iran to exercise cauti...
Fears of a widening conflict in the Middle East could create more volatility for investors and rock the global economy. The US has warned Iran to exercise caution following concerns its supporting Hamas' attacks against Israel. If Iranian oil exports come under pressure, prices will rise, increasing the risk of more interest rate hikes. Meanwhile, Australians already squeezed by high fuel prices could be in for more pain at the pump just before Christmas. It's another blow to households struggling with 12 interest rate hikes and other cost-of-living pressures.
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Fears of a widening conflict in the Middle East could create more volatility for investors and rock the global economy. The US has warned Iran to exercise caution following concerns its supporting Hamas' attacks against Israel. If Iranian oil exports come under pressure, prices will rise, increasing the risk of more interest rate hikes. Meanwhile, Australians already squeezed by high fuel prices could be in for more pain at the pump just before Christmas. It's another blow to households struggling with 12 interest rate hikes and other cost-of-living pressures.
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- published: 12 Oct 2023
- views: 67880
2:14
Money Talks: Occupied Palestinian economy
2015 was yet another difficult year for the Palestinian people. That's according to a United Nations Conference on Trade and Development report. Socio-economic ...
2015 was yet another difficult year for the Palestinian people. That's according to a United Nations Conference on Trade and Development report. Socio-economic conditions in the Occupied Palestinian Territories continue to worsen as poverty and unemployment rise. The impact of the 2014 Israeli military operation on Gaza was still felt into 2015.
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2015 was yet another difficult year for the Palestinian people. That's according to a United Nations Conference on Trade and Development report. Socio-economic conditions in the Occupied Palestinian Territories continue to worsen as poverty and unemployment rise. The impact of the 2014 Israeli military operation on Gaza was still felt into 2015.
TRT World’s business programme looks at the financial news that affects ordinary people. Andrea Sanke presents ‘Money Talks’ from TRT World’s studios in Istanbul. From Wall Street to Main Street ‘Money Talks’ helps the 99% navigate their changing financial world.
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- published: 13 Sep 2016
- views: 4701
1:58
Gaza's underground economy also takes a hit
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Smugglers bringing in goods to Gaza from Egypt have taken a hit after the recent Israeli attacks of the strip. Bombs have destroyed many tunnels used to keep Gaza's economy running. Al Jazeera's Jacky Rowland reports from Rafah.
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Smugglers bringing in goods to Gaza from Egypt have taken a hit after the recent Israeli attacks of the strip. Bombs have destroyed many tunnels used to keep Gaza's economy running. Al Jazeera's Jacky Rowland reports from Rafah.
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- published: 22 Nov 2012
- views: 4321