How Israel’s financial strangulation of the West Bank is killing Palestinian public education

Israel's withholding of funds from the Palestinian Authority is causing a severe financial crisis in the West Bank, particularly affecting public education. Teachers' salaries have been slashed, and many schools have had to close, leaving students without crucial education. This economic squeeze not only disrupts current learning but risks long-term consequences for generations of Palestinian children. The situation highlights the broader implications of financial control and its impact on fundamental services like education in occupied territories.