Homosexual activity is legal in the West Bank but is punishable by up to 10 years in Gaza, although enforcement is difficult so arrests are believed to be rare. Gaza retained the 1936 criminal code from the British mandate.

In the areas administrated by the Palestinian Authority and the Gaza Strip, same-sex marriage is unrecognized.

The Palestinian Police Authorities in the West Bank banned the activities of queer and feminist rights organization Al Qaws as requested by residents in the report of 'suspicious' activities, however, this law was later retired following international backlash. In the Gaza strip, controlled by Hamas, there is little to no information about the topic.

There are no legal means to change one’s gender in Palestine. The Gaza Strip and the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank do not permit for it and in practice, trans Palestinians in the Israeli occupied territories have no access, unlike trans Israelis, as a result of movement restrictions and general disregard for Palestinian human rights.

In Gaza, gender affirming surgery was previously only available for intersex individuals however it is now available to no one due to the destruction in the war.

While gender affirming healthcare is provided in Israel, the oppressive laws restricting movement for Palestinians inhibits their ability to access such in the occupied territories.

There are no laws legally recognizing non-binary genders.

There are no broad legal protections from discrimination provided to LGBTIQ+ people in Palestine.

However, some ministerial documents on "Labor Management Procedures" (LMP) offer some limited employment protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity. The LPM states "Recruitment procedures will be transparent, public and non-discriminatory with respect to ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, disability, and gender." Also, the "Individual Signed Commitment regarding Gender and Sexual Based Violence" establishes "Treat all persons, including children (persons under the age of 18), with respect regardless of gender, race, color, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or ethnic origin, social origin, gender identity, sexual orientation, property, disability, birth, or any other status."

In the areas controlled by the Palestinian authority and the Gaza strip,there is no protections for LGBTQ+ personel.For Israeli Citizens in the Occupied West Bank.

In the areas controlled by the Palestinian authority and the Gaza strip,there is no protections for LGBTQ+ personel. For Israeli citizens in the Occupied West Bank.

There are no laws in place regarding adoption for same-sex couples.

Not banned in Palestine.

Palestine does not have a military.

According to the "Blood Donor Criteria" on the Palestinian Ministry of Health website, there is no specific prohibition on MSM donating blood.

Conversion Theraphy is partially banned in the Occupied West Bank for Israeli Citizens but in the Gaza Strip and the areas of West Bank under the Palestinian Authorities there is no ban towards conversion theraphy for LGBT people.

In the West Bank, the age of consent is equal for both males and females (18 years). In the Gaza Strip, it is unequal for males.