Saudis Offer More Money to Cash-Strapped PA
Saudi Arabia will contribute $20 million each month to the Palestinian Authority, a Saudi official says.
Saudi Arabia will contribute $20 million each month to the Palestinian Authority, a Saudi official says.
The Palestinian Authority, facing its worst financial crisis ever, will receive financial assistance from Saudi Arabia.
PA Chairman warns that if Arab countries don't deliver on their promised 'safety net', the PA will be in a difficult situation.
Arab League chief Nabil al-Arabi will visit Ramallah and focus on a financial "safety net" to ease the economic crisis in the PA government.
PA Prime Minister Salam Fayyad calls for an urgent Arab summit to address the PA's financial crisis.
Employees of the Palestinian Authority government across Judea and Samaria start a strike over unpaid salaries. As usual, they blame Israel.
PA prime minister Salam Fayyad urges Arab League nations to make good on $100 million a month in pledged "safety net" funds.
Representatives of the Arab League pledge to transfer a monthly sum of 100 million dollars as a “financial safety net" for PA.
Two days before the vote in the UN on the PA's statehood bid, Israel transferred 200 million shekels to the PA to pay its employees.
Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz threatens to freeze transfer of tax revenues if the PA continues its unilateral statehood bid.
Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Salam Fayyad has presented a plan to form a more inclusive factional government.
Israel’s latest measures to improve the PA economy include approval of construction projects, more permits, and more Gaza exports.
European minister blames Israel for PA's financial crisis as its finance minister warns that efforts to create a state could collapse.
Israel has held talks with the PA over the development of a gas field off the coast of Gaza, says a report by the Israeli foreign ministry.
Decision is an attempt to reduce spiraling prices as transportation union says it plans new protest actions.
The Palestinian Authority faces a $400 million budget shortfall, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund warn.
Netanyahu orders the transfer of a 250 million shekel advance to the PA from tax revenues collected by Israel.
PA Prime Minister Salam Fayyad says he will resign if that's the will of the people, blames Israel for the PA’s financial troubles.
Hundreds of protesters gather in the main square in Shechem, calling for the ouster of PA Prime Minister Salam Fayyad.
British official confirms his country will not suspend financial aid to the PA even if it turns to the UN for recognition as a state.
PA Chairman Abbas to present Islamic countries with a multi-sector aid plan to lift the PA out of its financial crisis.
PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas meets Quartet representative Tony Blair, called to support the PA financially.
Finance Minister Steinitz and PA Prime Minister Fayyad agree on arrangements regarding taxation and the transfer of goods.
New World Bank report says the economic growth in the PA is unsustainable and cannot support a future state.
PA Prime Minister Salam Fayyad hails an emergency $100 million donation received from Saudi Arabia at the request of PA Chairman Abbas.
PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas visits Saudi Arabia, meets King Abdullah to seek urgent aid for his administration.
In a sign of how close the Palestinian Authority is to fiscal ruin, the IMF has denied a $100 million bridge loan via Israel.
The Palestinian Authority government is facing its “worst financial crisis” since its establishment, its labor minister says.
Gaza banks are answering withdrawal requests with multiple currencies, leading to an exchange rate crisis for local residents.
Palestinian Authority planning to open a duty-free shop in Jericho, near the Allenby Bridge crossing.
President Barack Obama signs a waiver declaring that aid to the PA is “important to the security interests of the United States.”
PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas said unity with Hamas is going nowhere; and issued 'demands' for financial support to the Arab League.
Two Republicans in the House of Representatives release restrictions on the disbursement of U.S. assistance to the PA.
The PA is more than willing to talk about revenue building measures even as it refuses to come to the table to negotiate peace.
EU contributes 13 million euros to upgrade the Kerem Shalom crossing through which goods enter Gaza.
Israeli press reported that the Finance Ministry and the PA hope to sign a new economic agreement.
PA Prime Minister Salam Fayyad says his government will reduce expenses if donor countries fail to pay aid they pledged to the PA.
The latest PA threat is to downgrade ties with Israel and cease security cooperation as the PLO rededicates itself to "resistance."
Ramallah's vaunted corruption probe proves to be more politics than principles as lawmakers say it all depends on unity talks with Hamas
Ramallah's ongoing corruption probe continues to cast doubts on popular claims that the PA is 'ready for statehood.'
Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Salam Fayyad: If Israel doesn't transfer our tax money, we will fail financially and cease to exist.
The Netanyahu government has decided to maintain its deep freeze on $100 million in monthly tax revenue transfers to Ramallah.
Officials in Ramallah don't believe Netanyahu's decision to freeze tax revenue transfers will be long lived.
Contrary to reports Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz had blocked NIS 380 million to the PA officials say the money will be "on time."
The EU and Sweden step in to save the PA from yet another financial crisis.