The COVID-19 pandemic was a global economic crisis as much as a public health one. The pandemic itself and the measures necessary to combat it wrought severe disruptions to labor markets everywhere in the world. However, even as the pandemic has already ended, its toll is still not yet well-understood in some parts of the world.Evidence from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is conspicuously lacking. And while there is some evidence on the impact of the pandemic on labor market stocks in MENA, the pandemic’s effect on labor market transitions is not well￾documented. This paper aims to shed light on the extent to which the pandemic affected the labor market in the West Bank and Gaza, analyzing both labor market stocks and flows, while also exploring the specific segments of the workforce that were more adversely affected.