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U.S. Imports
$1.1M
U.S. Exports
$768K
-$302K (net importer)
The United States imported $1.1M/month and exported $768K/month with West Bank Administered by Israel as of February 2026, covering 24 product categories.
The West Bank is a Palestinian territory classified in U.S. trade data as administered by Israel, reflecting the customs union and administrative arrangements between Israel and the Palestinian Authority. Commercial trade activity is more developed than in Gaza, with Palestinian industries including stone, textiles, and agricultural products. Exporters must account for both Israeli customs procedures and U.S. export control requirements when shipping to this destination.
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U.S. trade data records the West Bank as a distinct destination administered by Israel, separate from Israel proper, to reflect the distinct administrative and customs arrangements in the territory.
The West Bank's key trade sectors include stone and marble products, textiles and apparel, olive oil, and agricultural produce, primarily exported to Israel, Jordan, and international markets.
U.S. export regulations apply to the West Bank as a distinct destination. Exporters should verify end-user and end-use conditions, as the regulatory environment differs from shipments destined for Israel proper.
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