Does the Palestinian Authority Run Its Own Areas?
What the Interim Agreement signed on 28 September 1995 assigns in Areas A, B and C, and what Israel’s State Comptroller recorded in 2016 and 2021.
Signed agreements, memoranda and the recorded foreign votes and appropriations that attach to them.
What the Interim Agreement signed on 28 September 1995 assigns in Areas A, B and C, and what Israel’s State Comptroller recorded in 2016 and 2021.
Decision 3396, adopted 9 October 2025, sets two IDF deployment stages by annexed map and carries no disarmament paragraph in its published text.
Israeli goods exports reached NIS 57.2 billion to Europe and NIS 44.8 billion to the United States from January to November 2025.
The State Comptroller published a Ministry of Foreign Affairs budget of NIS 1.385 billion, 0.29% of the state budget, inside a NIS 3.2 billion framework.
Israel’s goods trade by region and country, on the Central Bureau of Statistics’ releases for January to November 2025 and for 2021.
Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics recorded NIS 193.8 billion in gross goods exports and NIS 291.4 billion in imports in 2021, with 2025 figures.
Israel’s State Comptroller published 161 countries with diplomatic relations, 103 missions abroad and 7 missions ordered closed, in its 2020 audit.
Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics names the United Arab Emirates on both sides of its 2021 goods trade, and attaches no bilateral value.
Article 40 of the 1995 Interim Agreement made 28.6 mcm a year available and estimated future West Bank needs at 70 to 80 mcm.
The 1994 Paris Protocol requires import-tax revenue cleared within six working days. The 3% deduction is in the 1995 Supplement, not the Protocol.