An Israeli financial war on Gaza's residents.. starvation through the gateway of money

The article discusses the Israeli financial war on the Gaza Strip, which goes beyond bombing and siege to target citizens' ability to access their money. Measures include targeting money changers, merchants refusing to deal in cash, and closing thousands of bank accounts, threatening market paralysis and worsening the humanitarian crisis.

The article discusses the Israeli financial war on the Gaza Strip, which goes beyond bombing, destruction, and siege to target citizens' ability to access their money and secure their basic needs. The contours of this war began with targeting workers in the currency exchange sector, leading to some merchants refusing to deal in cash, amid information about Israeli pressures and measures. This coincided with news of the closure of thousands of bank accounts, raising fears of a widening financial crisis and disruption of economic activity. The danger lies in the fact that these measures extend their effects to citizens and merchants who rely on cash liquidity. A dangerous equation emerges: allowing goods to enter while depriving residents of the ability to purchase them, another form of starvation. Information speaks of an Israeli intention to restrict the flow of money through a single entity to impose strict oversight. The article warns that the continuation of this policy could lead to the collapse of commercial activity and rising poverty and unemployment rates.