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# East Nablus by-pass road: prohibited for Palestinian use, forces residents of Beit Furik and Beit Dajan (16,400 people) travelling southwards to cross Nablus built up area.

Tu bas Tulkarm J" J" Bait Dajan Earth mound: blocks main entrance to Beit Dajan (4,200 G people) forcing residents to rely on a detour to access Nablus city and impeding access to agricultural land. NablusJ" Qalqiliya # J" Beit Furik Checkpoint: main Silwad –Yabrud Earth mound: G G »º funnels trafﬁc to Ramallah city # G entrance to Nablus city, delays and from six villages east of Road 60 º occasionally prevents access to (~28,000 people) through Ein » services by residents of Beit Furik Yabrud built-up area, resulting in # ## and Beit Dajan (16,400 people). delays due to the low capacity of ## village’s streets. J" Salfit # Awarta Earth mound: blocks main entrance to Awarta (6,700 people) ")G forcing residents to rely on a 13 km At Tira & Kharbatha al Misbah long detour to access to access checkpoints: Palestinian vehicles Nablus city. not allowed to exit Road 443, limiting the relevance of this route #") for 8 villages (~33,700 people) to Ein Yabrud road gate: blocks the south-west of Ramallah. access of eleven villages east of G G Ramallah city (~44,200 people) to Ramallah Road 60 forcing people to use a »º J" detour. »º JerichoJ"

9 Arm 4 is Al Isawiya Checkpoint: impedes 9 tic 1 e ( G »º»º»º# access to and from Al Isawiya reen Line) #") J"")East neighborhood in East Jerusalem, No Man's Land Jerusalem affecting over 13,000 Palestinians »º") Bethlehem" Al ‘Arroub Road gate: forces J # residents of Al 'Arrub Camp and #G adjacent villages (15,000 people) )" to take a 15 km long detour and # Halhul Roadblock: road connecting pass at least two checkpoints. »º# Sa'ir and Halhul villages (50,000 people) #"))"") to Road 60 and Hebron city, funneling »º#)" trafﬁc to alternative route controlled by »º)"#") G a checkpoint. ") G»º)" G Hebron" Ras al Joura Checkpoint: main J # entrance to Hebron city, long delays ## affecting the whole population of G ")##»º ## Hebron governorate (730,000 people). ### »º ") )" ")") Al 'Arrub Camp Beit Ummar#") #")") # # »º »º#)" G # ##### »º)"# )" Sa'ir Obstacles Since Oct. 2016 Farsh al Hawa Road gate: main entrance Halhul to Hebron city, funnels to alternative route »º Checkpoint controlled by a checkpoint, affecting Beit 'Einun # Earthmound; Earthwall residents of Beit Ula, Idhna and Tarqumya »º ") G (56,000 people). G »º Partial Checkpoint ") G Road Barrier/Road gate Al Fahs Checkpoint: main entrance to Hebron ") Road block; Roadblock Hebron city, long delays affecting the Prohibited Road whole population of Hebron city and J" southern villages (200,000 people). Bani Na'im Obstacle prior to October 2015 # Under Construction; Dura Road gate: forces residents of Dura Constructed Barrier Dura town (91,000 people) traveling Projected Barrier # southwards to take a 20 km long detour »º ## Palestinian Built up area and pass at least one checkpoint. ") # ## Settlement Built up area #

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