Israel's financial restrictions on the West Bank constitute systematic economic oppression through state control of monetary flows, creating debt bondage conditions and threatening institutional solvency—a form of economic coercion meeting dystopian criteria.
Montaser Amro, left, and his brother inspect a box of unpaid bills at his supermarket in Majd, West Bank. Mr. Amro said that his customers owed him around $155,000 and that he was struggling to pay suppliers.
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