The connection of the Palestinian economy in the West Bank and Gaza Strip with the Israeli economy had a negative impact on the growth in the domestic product, as the increase in the income of workers abroad was associated with the economies of the seventies, and the income of work abroad financed various investments, especially in the housing sector, and therefore had no effect It is mentioned about the productive capacity, and when job opportunities abroad decreased, the local product declined, and the matter worsened when the Palestinian economy was hit at that time by a series of shocks... The picture worsened during the Intifada, which contributed to exacerbating the problem of faltering growth in the Palestinian territories. The unbalanced economic growth in the past made the Palestinian economy highly vulnerable to external economic influences. The full import of Israeli inflation in the mid-1980s, and the depreciation of the Jordanian dinar negatively affected the savings of a large segment of the population in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, in addition to the Gulf crisis that It exacerbated the situation by temporarily closing the borders with Israel, thus losing job opportunities.... and decreasing foreign aid to the Palestine Liberation Organization intention, which resulted in a decrease in the flow of grants to the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.