Israel must help the Palestinian Authority survive in the West Bank, says former Jenin governor
Former Jenin Governor, Akram Rajoub, has urged Israel to take steps to help the Palestinian Authority survive in the West Bank. Speaking at a conference in Ramallah, Rajoub said that the Palestinian Authority is facing a "serious crisis" and that Israel must "take responsibility" for helping it to survive.
Rajoub said that the Palestinian Authority is facing a number of challenges including a lack of funding, a lack of international support, and the ongoing conflict with Israel. He said that Israel must take steps to address these challenges in order to help the Palestinian Authority survive.
Rajoub's comments come at a time of heightened tension between Israel and the Palestinians. In recent months, there have been a number of violent incidents in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Rajoub's comments also come at a time when the Palestinian Authority is facing a deepening financial crisis.
The Palestinian Authority is funded by a combination of foreign aid and tax revenue. However, in recent years, foreign aid to the Palestinian Authority has declined. This has led to a severe budget crisis for the Palestinian Authority.
In addition to the financial crisis, the Palestinian Authority is also facing a number of other challenges. One of the biggest challenges is the ongoing conflict with Israel. The conflict has led to the deaths of thousands of Palestinians and Israelis. It has also led to the destruction of much of the Palestinian economy.
Rajoub's comments are a reminder of the serious challenges facing the Palestinian Authority. It is clear that Israel must take steps to help the Palestinian Authority survive. If the Palestinian Authority collapses, it could lead to chaos and violence in the West Bank.
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