Life under occupation
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| EU grants will allow Ramallah to pay June salaries to civil servants | | Aaron Boxerman - The Times of Israel - The Palestinian Authority will
be able to pay the June salaries of more than 43,000 civil servants
thanks to a €23 million ($27.03 million) grant provided by the
European Union. PA Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh announces that
the PA is continuing to reject tax revenues which Israel collects on
its behalf, in protest of Israel’s plan to annex parts of the West
Bank. Refusing the revenue, which makes up around 70% of the PA’s
2020 budget, left the PA in a deep fiscal crisis. (rh) | 28/7/2020 |
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| Settlers torch and vandalize mosque in Al-Bireh | | Middle East Eye - Israeli settlers have staged an arson attack on a
Palestinian mosque in Al-Bireh. Parts of the Al-Bir wa al-Ehsan
mosque were set on fire, leaving them burned and damaged, but no one
was reported injured. In the close vicinity of Al-Bireh are the
Israeli settlement bloc of Beit El to the north, and the Psagot
settlement to the south. The arsonists are likely to have come from
one of these, though past experience has shown that they are very
unlikely to be ever apprehended. The arsonists sprayed graffiti on
the mosque walls reading "Eretz Yisrael (Land of Israel) for the
Jewish People" and "Closure for Arabs, not for Jews". [The latter
seems to refer to the similarity between the lockdown imposed on
Israeli cities due to the cornonavirus crisis and the closure
imposed on Palestinian cities at various occasions sincve 1967. AK].
| 28/7/2020 |
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| Two Female Detainees Remain In Solitary Confinement, Face Harsh Conditions | | IMEMC - the two women, Fadwa Hamada and Jihan Hasheema, are in
solitary confinement, facing harsh conditions. The two detainees
told the Committee’s lawyer that they have been transferred to
solitary confinement in al-Jalama without being allowed to bring
their spare clothes or any of their belongings. “We have been
wearing the same clothes since we were moved here, they gave us one
blouse each, in addition to toothpaste and broken toothbrushes. When
we are allowed to visit with our lawyer, the soldiers place chains
on our legs, and do not provide us with masks (despite the Israeli
government`s insistence that everybody must wear a mask to block the
spread of Kovid-19). We also have not been allowed any visits with
our families for many months.” [ak]
| 28/7/2020 |
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| Court denies Palestinian prisoners right to COVID-19 protection | | Tamara Nassar - Electronic Intifada - Israel’s highest court has ruled that Palestinian prisoners have no right to physical distancing protection against COVID-19.
Thursday’s ruling came amid a coronavirus outbreak in the overcrowded Gilboa prison in northern Israel.
At least 30 Israeli prison guards and seven Palestinian prisoners have tested positive for COVID-19 so far.
Some 500 guards and 60 prisoners have entered quarantine.
An Israeli guard at Ofer military prison near Ramallah, where Israeli occupation forces imprison Palestinian children, has also tested positive.
The Palestinian legal advocacy group Adalah has petitioned Israel’s high court to provide all basic health services to Palestinian political prisoners – whom Israel calls “security” prisoners.
[bz] | 28/7/2020 |
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| Footage Shows Border Policeman With Knee on Jerusalem Protester’s Neck | | Nir Hasson - Nir Hasson - A border policeman was filmed late Tuesday
night in Jerusalem holding a demonstrator on the ground with a knee
on his neck. The demonstrator, 28-year-old Uri Yerushalmy of Tel
Aviv, said he was held on the ground after trying to prevent a
policeman from hitting a female protester, and that the border
policeman pressed his knee on his neck for several seconds. “If he
had applied just a little more force, I wouldn’t have been able to
breathe,” Yerushalmy said later. For all the difference in the
outcomes, the video recalled the May 26 killing of George Floyd by a
Minnesota policeman who kept his knee on Floyd’s neck for minutes on
end, despite Floyd’s saying “I can’t breathe,” setting off weeks of
protest, much of it violent, across America. (rh) | 28/7/2020 |
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| IDF says it foiled Hezbollah attack along Lebanese border; no Israeli injuries | | JUDAH ARI GROSS - The Times of Israel - The Israel Defense Forces
said it thwarted a Hezbollah attack in the Mount Dov area on Monday
afternoon, opening fire at a number of fighters from the terror group
that entered Israeli territory. No Israeli soldiers were injured, and
the IDF denied Lebanese media reports that a Kornet anti-tank guided
missile was fired at an Israeli tank on Mount Dov, also known as
Shebaa Farms, an area that Israel, Lebanon and Syria each claim as
its own.(rh) | 28/7/2020 |
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| The cultural importance of Peter Beinart | | YAKOV HIRSCH - Mondoweiss - In his recent essay arguing for equal
rights for Israelis and Palestinians, Peter Beinart says the Jewish
dehumanization of the Palestinians is the biggest threat to a
peaceful future for Israelis and Palestinians, and he points to the
misinterpretation of the Holocaust as a reason for that
dehumanization. This “Holocaust lens,” Beinart claims, is what makes
it so difficult for Jews to see Palestinians as created “b’tselem
Elohim,” in the image of God. That dehumanization includes the idea
that Palestinians are motivated by antisemitism in their opposition
to Israel. The claim, Beinart says, is a function of “Jewish trauma.”
And, Beinart argues, it says more about us than it does about them
(rh) | 28/7/2020 |
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| Demand an end to the harassment of Palestinian scientists and academics and an immediate release of prof. Imad Barghouthi | | The Action Network - On Thursday, July 16th 2020, Professor
Barghouthi, an astrophysicist at the university of Al-Quds [1] in
East Jerusalem was detained [2] by Israeli military forces at a
military checkpoint outside of Anata while he was travelling from the
university campus to his home in Ramallah. He is now being kept in an
Israeli detention facility, prohibited from contact with his dear
wife and children. No charges have been brought against him and he
faces the potential threat of administrative detention.
Administrative detention [3], an illegal measure used arbitrarily by
the Israeli military forces to detain Palestinians without any
charges or trials. If charges were to be placed against him, he would
face trial by an Israeli military court, which notoriously has
conviction rates of almost 100% [4]. This arrest is not an isolated
case. Prof. Barghouthi, one of Palestine’s most prominent scientists,
was placed under administrative detention for two months [5] in 2014,
and was again detained for six months [6] in 2016. Mr. Ubai Aboudi (a
US citizen), the director of the Bisan Center for Research and
Development, was abducted from his home in November 2019 and placed
in administrative detention. He remains in prison to this day. Both
Prof. Barghouthi and Mr. Aboudi have worked with S4P on our
international meetings and schools in Palestine, and their arrest and
detention seriously hinders our work supporting science in Palestine.
(rh) | 28/7/2020 |
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| Israel arrests two senior Hamas officials in Hebron | | AARON BOXERMAN and AGENCIES - The Times of Israel - The Israel
Defense Forces detained Hamas senior officials Nayif Rajoub and Hatem
Qafisha in Hebron Sunday morning, according to the Palestinian
Authority’s official WAFA news agency. Rajoub, brother of Fatah
Secretary General Jibril Rajoub, was formerly minister of religious
affairs for the Gaza-based terror group, while Qafisha is the
representative for Hebron in the Hamas-led Palestinian Legislative
Council.(rh) | 28/7/2020 |
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| Why are Palestinian citizens staying out of the anti-Netanyahu protests? | | Yaser Abu Areesha - +972 mag - Palestinians in Israel are at a
different starting point from most of the people taking part in the
current protests. From our perspective, this is a struggle for change
that does not include us, and that we therefore have little interest
in. As a result, even though we have a clear interest in ousting
Netanyahu, our enthusiasm and hope for what might happen next is very
low — and we are indifferent to the identity of whoever will lead the
next government. History has taught us that no one really wants
Palestinian citizens at the decision-making table. The Joint List’s
dead-on-arrival recommendation of Benny Gantz, the head of the Blue
and White party, to form a governing coalition instead of Netanyahu
proves that our status in Israeli society still hasn’t changed, and
that we’re not part of this political game. (rh) | 28/7/2020 |
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| The Forgotten History of the Jewish, Anti-Zionist Left | | Sarah Lazare - Portside - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s
push to forcibly annex up to 30% of the occupied West Bank is
exposing the violence inherent in imposing a Jewish ethno-state on an
indigenous Palestinian population. While the plan is delayed for now,
the human rights organization B’Tselem reports that, in preparation
for annexation, Israel already ramped up its demolitions of
Palestinian homes in the West Bank in June, destroying 30 that month,
a figure that does not include demolitions in East Jerusalem. The
theft and destruction of Palestinian homes and communities, however,
is just one piece of a much larger—and older—colonial project. As
Palestinian organizer Sandra Tamari writes, “Palestinians have been
forced to endure Israel’s policies of expulsion and land
appropriation for over 70 years.” Today, this reality has evolved
into an overt apartheid system: Palestinians within Israel are
second-class citizens, with Israel now officially codifying that
self-determination is for Jews only. Palestinians in the West Bank
and Gaza are subject to military occupation, siege, blockade and
martial law—a system of violent domination enabled by political and
financial support from the United States. (rh) | 28/7/2020 |
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| Is Israel foiling Fatah-Hamas reconciliation? | | Khaled Abu Toameh - Jerusalem Post (quoting Al-Quds Al-Arabi) - Hatem Qafisheh, a senior Hamas official from Hebron who was briefly detained by the IDF earlier this week, said he and other Hamas representatives were warned by their Israeli interrogators not to strike any deal with Fatah. The interrogators told him he and other Hamas officials would pay a price if an agreement is reached between Hamas and Fatah.
Bassem Za’areer, another Hamas official in the West Bank, said some of his colleagues received phone calls from Israeli intelligence officers warning them against taking parts in current efforts to end the Fatah-Hamas dispute. [bz] | 28/7/2020 |
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| Coronavirus: Israeli court rules Palestinian prisoners have no right to social distancing | | Middle East Eye - Israel`s Supreme Court accepts argument made by Israeli
authorities that Palestinians held in prison are no different than family members or
flatmates living in same home [ry] | 27/7/2020 |
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| Israeli Police Arrest PA’s Governor of Jerusalem | | Maksoortiya - Palestine Chronicle - In February, Israeli occupation authorities banned him from entering the West Bank for six months and from communicating with the Palestinian Authority (PA), despite being the PA’s governor. He was previously arrested by Israeli forces in October 2019, in November 2019, and then again last April. Israel occupied East Jerusalem in the 1967 Six-Day War and later annexed it in a move never recognized by the international community. The Palestinians consider East Jerusalem as the de jure capital of the State of Palestine, although the city remains under Israeli occupation until today. (rh) | 22/7/2020 |
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| Israel Releases Seriously Ailing Detainee | | IMEMC - On a late night hour on June 23 Israeli soldiers had arrived
at the home of Nidal Abu ‘Ahour in Bethlehem and took him off to
detention. ‘Ahour, 46 years old, married and a father of seven, had
already served previous terms of detention. He suffers from kidney
failure, cancer and serious respiratory issues, and previously had a
kidney transplant. Defense attorney Ahlam Haddad had repeatedly
appealed to the military authorities, alerting them to this serious
health cosndition. After three hearings on one week, the Israeli
military appellate court in Ofer prison, decided to release him on
payment of a bail of 12.000 Shekels (Approximately $3508). He was
released and was instantly moved to Beit Jala Governmental Hospital,
near Bethlehem. Such consideration by the military authorities is
quite rare. There were previous cases when release was denied to
seriously ill Palestinian prisoners, and some of them died behind
bars. [ak]
| 21/7/2020 |
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| No way to prove ownership in Corona period, but uprooting goes on unhindered | | Amos Gvirtz - Don`t Say We Didn`t Know - Israeli soldiers came to the Baqa`a (east of Hebron) and cut down 30 olive trees. They proceeded from there to nearby, Khalet Al Aida and uprooted olive trees over an area of 2 dunams, destroyed terraces, came back to Baqa`a and destroyed 2 dunams of vegetables. [bz] | 21/7/2020 |
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| Demolitions in Hebron, Beit Hanina, A-Ram and Jabal Mukabar; continued attacks on Issawiya | | Yair Ron - ta`ayush 2013 - Demolition orders were issued for a structure designated for Corona-virus tests and treatment, at the entrance to Hebron, where 70% of all Covid-19 cases in the Palestinian Occupied Territories are concentrated - construction materials were confiscated in situ by the Israeli army; as arrests and violent suppression of demonstrations continue in West Jerusalem, the police continues to attack the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Issawiya, where arrests and injuries were reported this week; home demolitions are ongoing in Beit Hanina, A-Ram and Jabal Mukabar – neighborhoods of East Jerusalem; eviction orders have been issued to two families in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood, in favor of a settler-colonist association.
[bz]
| 21/7/2020 |
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| Israeli Soldiers Demolish A Covid-19 Testing Center Under-Construction | | IMEMC - On Tuesday morning, Israeli soldiers arrived at the at the
northern entrance of Hebron, and there demolished a Covid-19 testing
center which was under construction. The Palestinian Health Ministry
intended the facility to provide rapid testing service to reduce the
overwhelming pressure on Palestinian hospitals, especially amidst
the dangerously increasing number of Palestinians testing positive
for the virus. It is worth mentioning that the soldiers also
confiscated medical equipment from the area, prior to demolishing
the facility. [ak].
| 21/7/2020 |
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| 4,000 lost their jobs in Gaza during COVID-19 | | MEMO - "In a press release sent to reporters, [head of the General Federation of
Trade Unions, Sami] Al-Amassi said there are a total of 300,000-350,000 workers
in Gaza, including 250,000 who are unemployed as a result of the 14-year Israeli
siege on the Strip. Since the outbreak of the virus, he said, and the start of
emergency measures, about 4,000 workers have lost their jobs" [ry] | 20/7/2020 |
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| Israeli Annexation Plans : The West Bank Faces a New Reckoning | | Alexandra Rojkov und Raniah Salloum - Der Spiegel - Few regions of
the world have been as contested in recent decades as this strip of
land between Israel and Jordan. Despite the fact that it actually
doesn’t really belong to any state, 3 million Palestinians live there
-- along with at least 420,000 Jewish settlers. Both sides claim the
area for themselves. Soon, one of them could make it so. If the
Knesset permits it, the Israeli government could annex parts of the
West Bank starting July 1. This is in accordance with the coalition
agreement signed between Israel’s former and current Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu and his coalition partner Benny Gantz in April.
Netanyahu could soon declare individual settlements as Israeli
territory, or immediately annex up to 30 percent of the West Bank, as
the U.S. government allows in its so-called peace plan. It could also
do nothing, and merely wait. An annexation, no matter how large,
would be considered a violation of international law, which forbids
nation states from seizing foreign territory.(rh)
| 14/7/2020 |
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| Shepherds around Auja no longer dare reach their grazing grounds unaccompanied by Israeli activists | | Ta`ayush - July 5-11, 2020 - in the Occupied Territories - Expulsion of Palestinian shepherds, Jewish settler-colonist incursions in Palestinian farm and grazing lands, confiscation of water pipes in the midst of summer, and Palestinian home demolitions by the occupation forces in the Palestinian Jordan Valley, in the South Hebron Hills, in Jerusalem and in Khan Al Ahmar
[bz] | 14/7/2020 |
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| An illegitimate regime’: How a top rights group shed Israeli myths to recognize apartheid | | Amjad Iraqi - +972 mag - When he was a rising human rights lawyer two
decades ago, Michael Sfard vehemently rejected the word “apartheid”
to describe Israel’s military rule over the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
Despite being a fierce critic of the occupation and dedicating his
career to defending Palestinian rights, he told himself that “words
matter,” and that the occupation, while gravely unjust, was still a
temporary structure that could be overturned with the help of
international law. Years later, Sfard — now a renowned advocate — has
drastically changed his tune. In what may go down as a significant
moment in Israeli public discourse, human rights NGO Yesh Din
released a detailed legal opinion on Thursday, chiefly authored by
Sfard, who serves as the organization’s legal counsel, arguing that
Israel’s 53-year occupation of the West Bank constitutes an
“apartheid regime.” (rh)
| 14/7/2020 |
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| Settlers trespass on Palestinian land to build a pool for their children | | Ahmad Al-Bazz - +972 mag - Two weeks later, after collecting all the
necessary documents showing he had inherited the plot from his
father, Abu Hijleh returned to his land and found that the settlers
had turned the hole in the ground into a pool. “Why are you angry?
It’s just a pool for our children,” an Israeli settler reportedly
told Abu Hijleh before representatives from the Civil Administration
arrived and asked both the Palestinians and the settlers to evacuate
“until the issue is legally resolved.” “I couldn’t trust the Israeli
Civil Administration and returned to inspect the land 10 days later,”
Abu Hijleh said. “I found a finished pool with some chairs. All their
work was completed.” (rh) | 14/7/2020 |
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| On Israel’s Bizarre Definitions: The West Bank is Already Annexed | | Ramzy Baroud - The Palestine Chronicle - Wednesday, July 1, was meant
to be the day on which the Israeli government officially annexed 30%
of the occupied Palestinian West Bank and the Jordan Valley. This
date, however, came and went and annexation was never actualized. “I
don’t know if there will be a declaration of sovereignty today,” said
Israeli Foreign Minister, Gabi Ashkenazi, with reference to the self-
imposed deadline declared earlier by Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin
Netanyahu. An alternative date was not immediately announced. But
does it really matter? Whether Israel’s illegal appropriation of
Palestinian land takes place with massive media fanfare and a
declaration of sovereignty, or whether it happens incrementally over
the course of the coming days, weeks, and months, Israel has, in
reality, already annexed the West Bank – not just 30% of it but, in
fact, the whole area. (rh) | 14/7/2020 |
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| Hundreds of “investigations” in a decade, whitewashing and absurd punishment | | Eyal Sagiv - B`Tselem - On 30 May 2020, Israeli Border Police
officers fatally shot 31-year-old Iyad al-Halaq, a Palestinian from
Wadi al-Joz in East Jerusalem. The young man, who was on the
autistic spectrum, was on his way to the Elwyn Al Quds Center for
individuals with disabilities, which he frequented daily.This
killing may be special, but it is far from the only one. The only
exceptional thing is that since al-Halaq had special needs, he was
not posthumously “convicted” of “terrorism”. This charge, which is
automatically levelled at almost any Palestinian killed by Israeli
security forces, is used to retroactively justify the shooting –
even if the individual did not pose a threat that required deadly
force. [ak] | 9/7/2020 |
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| Expulsion of the Sumarin Family - Jerusalem Offers a Grim Model for a Post-Annexation Future | | New York Times / Associated Press - The Sumarin family has been
locked in a 30-year legal battle to prove ownership of their home in
Silwan, an east Jerusalem neighborhood coveted by Jewish settlers
because of its proximity to holy sites. When the original owner died
in the 1980s, the property was deemed to have "an absentee landlord"
because his four children lived in Jordan. The Israeli branch of the
Jewish National Fund then purchased the property from the state in
1991. Last week, a court ordered the family to vacate the property
by mid-August and to pay around $5,800 in court fees. Family members
say the original owner left it to his nephew, who was born and
raised there, and from whom they are descended. The extended family
living in the home, which now includes 15 men, women and children,
says it will appeal the decision. “Who’s absent? We’re right here.
I’ve been here for 40 years," said Amal Sumarin, the wife of the
nephew`s son. “Where are the families with their children supposed
to go? Every house built in Silwan is under threat.” [ak]
| 9/7/2020 |
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| A Family to be Evicted from their Home | | Ir Amim - The Sumarin family`s home was built by Musa Sumarin during the time of Jordanian rule over East Jerusalem and he lived there until his death in 1984. (...) In the late 1980`s, an affidavit was filed with the Custodian of Absentee Property, an authority within the Ministry of Finance, attesting that Musa Sumarin was an "absentee" landowner (...) and his property [inhabited by his family] was transferred to the Keren Kayemet L`Yisrael-Jewish National Fund (KKL-JNF) who demanded the property empty - the beginning of a 30-year legal debate. [bz] | 7/7/2020 |
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| PM rejects Likud ally’s dismissal of claim some Israelis can’t afford food | | TOI STAFF - Times of Israel - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on
Saturday distanced himself from comments made by his Likud party ally
Minister Tzachi Hanegbi, who dismissed claims that some Israelis
don’t have enough money for food amid the economic crisis as
“bullshit. ”The coronavirus crisis sent unemployment skyrocketing in
Israel and Netanyahu has come under increasing fire for his handling
of the ongoing economic woes. (rh) | 7/7/2020 |
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| ‘Opposing apartheid is the only way this struggle can go’ | | Meron Rapoport - +972 - Tareq Baconi, a Palestinian political
analyst, sees few reasons for optimism about the outcome of the
annexation debacle — whether it comes to pass or not. Like many other
experts, Baconi doubts the Palestinian Authority’s ability to stop
annexation, and worries that even if de jure annexation does not take
place, the European Union will heave a sigh of relief and go back to
ignoring Israel’s “creeping annexation” of the West Bank. The only
good thing that can come out of the current state of affairs, says
Baconi, is the transition from a Palestinian struggle for
independence and a state of their own, to an anti-colonial struggle.
(rh) | 7/7/2020 |
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| ‘Gaza is a one-way ticket’: How Israel’s relocation policy is separating Palestinian communities | | Henriette Chacar - +972 - On March 4, Samar Saoud finally got the
call she had been waiting for. She was told to show up with her three
children at the Erez crossing that coming Sunday, and the family
would leave the Gaza Strip and move to the West Bank city of Nablus,
where Saoud’s parents live. But at Erez, Saoud was told to go back
home. Pleading with the Israeli army officers did not help. The
crossing, which separates Israel from the Gaza Strip, was closed for
the day, likely for the Jewish holiday of Purim. Only exits for
exceptional “humanitarian cases” — such as urgent medical care —
would be permitted. (rh)
| 7/7/2020 |
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| The mechanics of Israel’s annexation in the West Bank | | JONATHAN KUTTAB - Mondoweiss - At a minimum, annexation—or extending
Israeli law and administration to parts of the Jordan Valley—will
require that Israel update, change, adapt, or reaffirm decrees, laws,
and military orders that, since the 1967 occupation of the West Bank,
have governed how the occupying power administers the territory and
its inhabitants. Such laws, decrees, and military orders address
relations with the Palestinians––especially as pertaining to the
post-Oslo Accords and Areas A, B, and C––as well as Israeli settlers
in illegal settlements, the status of these settlements in Israel’s
military doctrine, and economic and social affairs, among other
things. But whatever the new regulations may be, annexation is
bringing new conditions that are likely to sow the seeds for extended
conflict in the future, especially that the Israeli army itself has
apparently been kept in the dark as to the particulars of the
annexation.(rh)
| 7/7/2020 |
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| Despite coronavirus outbreak: Israel ramps up demolition of West Bank Palestinian homes in June | | B`Tselem - In April, Israel pledged before the UN not to demolish homes as long as the health crisis was underway and isolation guidelines were in place... [bz] | 7/7/2020 |
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