Palestinian Leaders Fight Economic Growth
The shopping-mall nakba.
January 15, 2019
Palestinian Leaders Fight Economic Growth
The shopping-mall nakba.
This month, a new shopping mall opened in northeastern Jerusalem, easily accessible to most of the city’s Arab residents. Rami Levy, the supermarket magnate who owns the mall, already employs some 2,000 Israeli Arabs and Palestinians at his other stores, and the mall will no doubt bring more jobs to Arab Jerusalemites. But the leaders of the Palestinian Authority (PA) are railing against it, and one newspaper calls its opening “an economic catastrophe [nakba].” Bassam Tawil writes:
January 15, 2019
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