The International Labour Organization (ILO) has released a new brief analysing the impact of the two-year war in Gaza on the West Bank’s economy and labour market. The findings reveal a sharp deterioration in livelihoods, with rising unemployment, declining incomes and deepening poverty for Palestinians across the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
The brief – The two-year war in Gaza: Impacts on employment and livelihoods in the West Bank (Bulletin No. 6) – is the latest in a series published by the ILO and the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics. The series monitors the consequences of the recent crisis since its onset two years ago on the Palestinian labour market in Gaza and the West Bank, including East Jerusalem.
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