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Palestinians are locked out of Google’s online economy

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Palestinians face barriers and exclusion from the online economy, particularly on platforms like YouTube. While Palestinian content creators are able to reach a global audience through platforms like YouTube, they are unable to participate in revenue-sharing programs due to restrictions imposed on Palestine. This digital inequality extends to other online services like PayPal and ecommerce marketplaces. The lack of access to online income sources severely hampers the Palestinian economy and limits opportunities for economic participation. Though Google claims to be working on creating economic opportunities for Palestinians, many challenges and barriers persist. The article highlights the need for equal opportunities for Palestinians in the digital world.

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