The move came after the UK, Germany and France urged Israel to save the P.A. economy, claiming it had taken 'significant' steps to combat terror financing.

US dollars won't restore Palestinian confidence in Mahmoud Abbas or bolster the two-state solution.

What the PA will do with the money or whether it will be able to repay the loan remains to be seen.

The peace deal between Israel and the United Arab Emirates is bearing fruit for the Palestinians as well!

COGAT head Major General Kamil Abu Rukon said that 'Israel will not allow boycotts of any kind against Israeli produce.'

With boycotting Israel being their top priority, Palestinian students expelled Palestinian companies that came to offer them jobs at a time of high unemployment.

'Anti-normalization is a failed policy that only hurts the Palestinians,' Jason Greenblatt wrote in an op-ed directed at the Palestinian people.

Israel has warned that the boycott movement will harm the Palestinians. This has now become the reality and hundreds of Palestinians are unemployed, courtesy of these activists who claim to be concerned for Palestinians.

A Palestinian official said the PA economy has suffered a huge blow since the onset of the current wave of violence.

The Arab Spring along with chronic corruption have brought the Palestinian economy to its knees.