Gaza needs more than billions in reconstruction funding. It needs a financial system that can move that money securely to households, businesses, and public institutions—and keep it from being lost, diverted, or blocked. The post The future of money in Palestine appeared first on Atlantic Council.

The Palestinian economy conducts much of its daily interactions in a currency it does not issue or control. Is there a viable alternative? The post Currency policy options for the Palestinian economy appeared first on Atlantic Council.

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