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Firstly, it must be asked, when exactly did the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians become about economic welfare? The conflict is over land and the right to establish a state on it.

The Constitution unequivocally grants Congress the exclusive power to appropriate funds for the “necessary and proper” operations of government.[1] James Madison wrote in The Federalist No.

President Donald Trump campaigned on the unequivocal promise to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement. Since his inauguration, however, senior officials within the Administration have been debating about whether to withdraw or stay in the accord while altering the commitments made by the Obama Administration.

The Palestinian president's speech was comprehensive, especially as it presented the totality of Palestinians' pain

Despite the end of the coronavirus pandemic, an improvement in the Palestinian economy does not seem very likely given other factors.

It seems the possibility of the Trump administration bailing out coal and nuclear plants has been put to rest for now. This is good news for electricity customers, the integrity of competitive markets, limited government fans, states, and in the long term, the coal and nuclear industries as well.

Years of declining international aid, unsustainable public patronage, and controversial policies have pushed the Palestinian government and banking sector to the brink of insolvency.

Analysis: Experts skeptical whether Finance Ministry's move to deduct hundreds of millions under ‘pay-for-slay’ law will go through since PA's survival is in Israel's interest and officials will likely find ways to transfer the funds anyway

We hope that one day, Bitcoin will go unnoticed as a second Renaissance flourishes all around us.

Proposed legislation to prohibit Palestinian flags at state-funded institutions is part of Israel's quest to deepen its control over the Arab population