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Economic specialist Mohammed Barbakh noted that Gaza's economy exhibits unusual behaviours that appear illogical for classical economic theory.
Gaza’s shattered economy is waiting on Israel’s withdrawal and the second phase of the ceasefire to lift a blockade that has pushed livelihoods to the brink.
