Palestine

Palestine faces a critical and rapidly deteriorating energy and humanitarian crisis, marked by 100% oil import dependency and high exposure to Hormuz disruptions. Fuel reserves are critically low at only 2 days, with gasoline priced at $2.45/L, exacerbating the severe humanitarian situation in both Gaza and the West Bank. Food security is critical, and fertilizer costs have soared by 95%, threatening agricultural output and food availability. With virtually no domestic energy production or significant reserves, Palestine is acutely vulnerable to regional supply shocks. The outlook is dire, with an urgent need for humanitarian aid and stable fuel supplies to prevent further collapse in the coming weeks.