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Israel Approves Re-opening of Two British-owned Banks on West Bank

May 29, 1968
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The Military Government announced today that it had permitted two British-owned banks on the West Bank of the Jordan to re-open. They are the British Middle Eastern Bank and the Ottoman Bank with deposits estimated at roughly ten million pounds sterling ($24 million). The re-opening of the banks will permit their clients to claim their deposits or institute legal action if their claims are not satisfied. Jordanian-owned banks on the West Bank remain closed.

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