World Bank warns:
PA economy faces 'bleak' outlook
World Bank claims Israel's restrictions on PA contribute to its bleak financial outlook.
World Bank claims Israel's restrictions on PA contribute to its bleak financial outlook.
$117 million agreement will see German investment in areas under PA control.
In new report, World Bank says Palestinian Authority faces financing gap that could top $1.8 billion.
Mohammed Shtayyeh says PA's financial crisis caused by Israel offsetting terrorist salaries from PA tax funds.
Report: Israel transferred money to PA in order to prevent economic collapse, but the PA is unwilling to accept the money.
United Nations urges donor states to provide $350 million in aid for the Palestinian Authority in 2019.
PA receives aid from several European countries and UNDP meant to help the Palestinians' "steadfastness".
UN launches appeal for $547 million to help 1.6 million Palestinian Arabs. The PA continues to spend its budget on terrorist salaries.
PA says Saudi Arabia has failed to transfer its monthly financial aid for seven straight months.
World Bank says international donor support is a must to maintain the PA's budget-cutting achievements.
PA says Congress members are delaying $159 million in aid in an effort to pressure the PA to relaunch negotiations with Israel.
PA Finance Minister confirms he met Israeli counterpart Kahlon to discuss an economic agreement to boost the PA economy.
Kahlon reportedly putting together a series of economic measures to help alleviate the pressure on the Palestinian population.
Saudi Arabia to increase its monthly aid to PA to $20 million, bringing its yearly aid to the PA budget to $60 million.
International Monetary Fund calls for more donor aid to support the economic recovery of the PA-assigned areas.
PA chairman tells European leaders he will stop security coordination with Israel if it continues to withhold the PA’s tax revenue.
Kerry warns PA may cease to exist if it does not soon receive tax revenue which has been withheld by Israel.
Last summer's Gaza drove the Palestinian economy into its first contraction since 2006, says International Monetary Fund.
Saudi Arabia provides the PA with $60 million, covering the Kingdom's financial contribution to the PA for October, November and December.
The United States reviewing its annual $440-million aid package to the PA because of its effort to join the ICC, says State Department.
The PA has seen an increase in both importing from Israel and exporting to Israel, according to new statistics.
PA announces tender for oil exploration, ignores the fact that the exploration area is in a region under Israeli control.
PA announces several new transportation related projects and is even seeking to expand into areas under Israeli control.
New IMF report says that success in peace talks could boost the PA’s economic growth, but failure could cause increased debt.
PA Chairman blames Israeli "occupation" for his entity's difficult economic situation.
Finance Minister Yair Lapid and PA counterpart agree to resume economic times frozen since November.
Sweden is considering slashing its aid to the PA because of a lack of progress in achieving a two-state solution, says a Swedish minister.
The PA is $4.2 billion in internal and external debt, announces its deputy prime minister.
A $4 billion U.S. plan to boost the PA's met with a cool response as PA leaders insist on a political dimension to the stimulus.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry unveils plan to boost the PA's economy by attracting $4 billion in private investment.
The United States has quietly unblocked almost $500 million in aid to the Palestinian Authority which had been frozen by Congress.
International donors are making progress toward finding the $1.2 billion needed to help fund the PA, officials say.
The Palestinian Authority has urged the world to step up financial aid and press Israel to allow economic development.
The International Monetary Fund calls on Israel and the PA to help support the economy of Gaza and Judea and Samaria.
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.
Guards find nine illegal PA entrants crammed behind a false wall.
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.
Hundreds of protesters gather in the main square in Shechem, calling for the ouster of PA Prime Minister Salam Fayyad.
Only 10 roadblocks remain in Judea and Samaria after more than a hundred others have been removed as “goodwill” measure to Abbas.
PA Chairman Abbas to present Islamic countries with a multi-sector aid plan to lift the PA out of its financial crisis.
Israel is boosting the PA economy while the PA continues its incitement and enmity – which could help the PA in case of open conflict.
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.
President Barack Obama signs a waiver declaring that aid to the PA is “important to the security interests of the United States.”
Two Republicans in the House of Representatives release restrictions on the disbursement of U.S. assistance to the PA.
Israeli press reported that the Finance Ministry and the PA hope to sign a new economic agreement.