Gaza Economy Shrinks to One-Sixth of Pre-War Size, UN Report Reveals

The Palestinian economy faces a severe downturn, with Gaza's production plummeting and West Bank unemployment tripling since the Israel-Hamas conflict began.

Gaza's economic output has dropped to just over $221 million, a stark decline from over $1.34 billion before the conflict.
The conflict has caused over 300,000 job losses in the West Bank, driving unemployment rates up from 12.9% to 32%.
More than 41,000 Palestinians and around 40 Israelis have been killed since the war began, according to respective sources.
The UN report calls for immediate international intervention to address the humanitarian crisis and support economic recovery.
Declining international aid and Israeli withholding of funds have exacerbated the economic strain on Palestinian territories.