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RT @tsafi32891 (Tsafi (Tsafrira) Wright): You are absolutely right about apartheid in Israel—you just got it wrong about who is actually being restricted. Here is a detailed summary of Judea and Samaria (referred to by the clueless as the "West Bank," though this is where Jews originally come from, hence the name "Jews"—coming from Judea, which was a Jewish kingdom roughly 3,000 years ago): 1. Area A Residency: Only Palestinians live in Area A. No Israeli settlements or permanent Israeli civilian presence exist here. Entry Ban: Under Israeli military law (specifically GOC Central Command orders issued during the Second Intifada in 2000), it is strictly illegal for Israeli citizens to enter Area A. Red warning signs are posted at every access point stating that entry for Israeli citizens is forbidden, constitutes a criminal offense, and poses a threat to life. Governance: The Palestinian Authority holds full civil and security control. 2. Area B Residency: Israeli citizens are not permitted to build homes, establish communities, or reside in Area B. All Israeli towns and outposts are strictly confined to Area C. Travel & Access: Unlike Area A, Israeli citizens are generally permitted to travel through Area B (e.g., using shared arterial roads connecting Area C sectors), though doing so carries safety warnings. Governance: The Palestinian Authority handles civil affairs (planning, education, municipal services), while Israel maintains overriding security responsibility alongside Palestinian police forces. The Contrast with Area C Because Area C is where Israel retains civil jurisdiction, it is the only zone where Israeli citizens are legally permitted under Israeli law to live, build homes, and establish communities (yishuvim). While Palestinians live in all three zones (A, B, and C), Israeli citizens are restricted to Area C, creating two completely different rules for residency. #apartheid #westbank #Israel #judeaandsamaria #palestine
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Ekelund 🇩🇰🇮🇱 🇺🇦🇮🇷 (@ekelund2412)
RT @tsafi32891 (Tsafi (Tsafrira) Wright): You are absolutely right about apartheid in Israel—you just got it wrong about who is actually being restricted. Here is a detailed summary of Judea and Samaria (referred to by the clueless as the "West Bank," though this is where Jews originally come from, hence the name "Jews"—coming from Judea, which was a Jewish kingdom roughly 3,000 years ago): 1. Area A Residency: Only Palestinians live in Area A. No Israeli settlements or permanent Israeli civilian presence exist here. Entry Ban: Under Israeli military law (specifically GOC Central Command orders issued during the Second Intifada in 2000), it is strictly illegal for Israeli citizens to enter Area A. Red warning signs are posted at every access point stating that entry for Israeli citizens is forbidden, constitutes a criminal offense, and poses a threat to life. Governance: The Palestinian Authority holds full civil and security control. 2. Area B Residency: Israeli citizens are not permitted to build homes, establish communities, or reside in Area B. All Israeli towns and outposts are strictly confined to Area C. Travel & Access: Unlike Area A, Israeli citizens are generally permitted to travel through Area B (e.g., using shared arterial roads connecting Area C sectors), though doing so carries safety warnings. Governance: The Palestinian Authority handles civil affairs (planning, education, municipal services), while Israel maintains overriding security responsibility alongside Palestinian police forces. The Contrast with Area C Because Area C is where Israel retains civil jurisdiction, it is the only zone where Israeli citizens are legally permitted under Israeli law to live, build homes, and establish communities (yishuvim). While Palestinians live in all three zones (A, B, and C), Israeli citizens are restricted to Area C, creating two completely different rules for residency. #apartheid #westbank #Israel #judeaandsamaria #palestine