The article reports on the economic warfare by Israel against the Palestinian Authority (PA), which has led to severe cuts in public services in the West Bank. It describes how the PA's reduced salaries and working hours for employees, including teachers, have resulted in fewer school days and limited access to healthcare. The situation has prompted increased use of mobile clinics, such as those operated by the NGO 'Médicos por los Derechos Humanos - Israel,' to address shortages of medical appointments, supplies, and medications. Over 520 people visited such a clinic in Aktaba, surpassing the usual average of 350, highlighting the growing strain on healthcare infrastructure.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the Israeli economic policies as a form of 'war' against the PA, emphasizing their negative impact on public services like education and healthcare. It highlights the humanitarian consequences and portrays the PA's struggle as a victim of Israeli actions. The focus on the PA's mis





