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West Bank ¹º» Access Restrictions B?66 WEST BANK Silat Al Al Jalama Harithiya July 2018 !P ¹º» B?60 B?596 Al Yamun B?596Hinanit !P ¥ Salem DCL West Bank ¹º» Access Restrictions B?66 WEST BANK Silat al Al Jalama Harithiya July 2018 !P ¹º» B?60 B?596 Al Yamun B?596Hinanit !P ¥ Reihan Tura Physical Closures ¹º» Shaked Jenin Reikhan Jenin !PJ" Internal Checkpoint (fully staffed) Barta'a Ya'bad Camp ¹º» Mevo Green Line Checkpoint Ya'bad !P Dotan Internal Partial Checkpoint Nazlat ¹º» Hermesh 'Isa B?60 B?585 Mevo Qabatiya West Bank Barrier a South Dotan Arraba !P Bisan ¹º» !P ¹º» Constructed e Partially Construction S Planned Route Attil B?M90echola Planned Re-routing !P Shadmot n Closed and Restricted Areas Mehola a Rotem Israeli military base Existing and projected closed areas B?584 Access is prohibited behind the Barrier Access is limited to permit holders Shweika e ¹º» Bitronot Israeli firing zone and Jordan !P Tubas Maskiyot Valley Military Buffer Zone TulkarmB?574 n Tulkarm J" Access is prohibited Factories Camp ¹º» !P B?60 a " B?578 Palestinian Communities Israeli Settlements J Tulkarm Ephraim Governorate Capital r Settlement built-up , outer » Enav » Tammun limit and municipal area ¹º¹º» Shufa ¹º !P Governorate Boundry At Tayba Avnei r B?557 ¹º» Hefetz Built-up ¹º» ¹º» Shavei Israeli-declared Nature Reserve Kafriat B?588 B?574 Community Shomron e ¹º» Hemdat Israeli unilaterally declared ¹º» Ro'i Jerusalem municipal boundaryt Bqa'ot Elon Sal'it B?60 Roads i More Askar Camp Palestinian vehicles prohibited Nablus d (al Qadeem) Kedumim J" !P B?57 B?90 Main road !P Beit e Qalqiliya ¹º» Balata Camp !P Furik Hamra ¹º» North Bracha huwara B?55 ¹º» Zufin Tzofim B?574 Oslo Interim AgreementM (1994-1999) ¹º» ¹º» ¹º» ¹º» jurzeem Beit Jal¹º»joulia B?60 mountain Furik " Alfei 55 !P Argaman 1 J Area A 1. Full Palestinian civil and security Qalqiliya ¹º» B?55 Karnei B? » Itamar control Menashe Ma'ale Yitzhar ¹º» Mechora Shomron Al Jiftlik Area B2 Shomron Immanuel Huwwara 2. Full Palestinian civil control and joint Alfei ¹º» Awarta !P Special Case (H2)3 Israeli-Palestinian security control Menashe Nofim Yakir Intended Nature Reserve 3. Hebron Agreement Nirit Beita B?574 ¹º»B?60 !P Area C4 4. Full Israeli control over security, planning and construction ¹º» Oranit Sha'arei Kfar Etz Kiryat Tikva Efraim Tapuah Tappuah Adam Kafr Netafim Masu'a crossing » » (Za'tara) B?57 Elkana ¹º ¹º B?505 Qasem Gitit » Ariel Rechelim B?508 ¹º» B?5 ¹º Barkan Migdalim B?5 Salfit ¹º» Closure Obstacles Ma'ale Alei J" Eli Efraim B?90 Zahav Yafit N Pdu'el Ma'ale 505 Levona B? A ¹º» Deir Shilo Petzael 705 total losures Ghassana B?458 Rantis Beit !P D ¹º» Arie Beit Reema 465 B? R !P Tomer Ofarim Hallamish 165 O Road 450 Rawabi 149 !P Gilgal Halamish ¹º» Ateret J ¹º» B?465 Netiv Ha'gdud Deir Nidham 96 B?60 -Road 450 ¹º» 74 Nahaliel Niran 66 67 Kochav 45 Nili Na'ale B?449 Ha'shachar 31 Ofra B?446 B?450 Yitav Ni'lin Rd !P B?466 12 Beit El 446 Talmon Modi'in Rimonim hecpoint arthond Roadoc Road Other ¹º» Illit Dolev arrier Hashmonaim B?455 B?463 ¹º» Partia checpoint Road gate Earthwa Trench B?449 Shilat Na'ama Ramallah !PAl Bireh Maccabim Beituniya Psagot Beit 'Ur " Allenby 0 J 45 !P ¹º» Beit B? Ma'ale Bridge Al Fauqa Kochav 457 Sira Beit Beituniya Kafr B? Maccabim Ya'akov Michm4a58sh West Bank Barrier ¹º» Horon » 'Aqab B? OferB?460 ¹º ¹º» Mitzpe !P B?60 436 B?443 ¹º»B? Qalandiya A complex series of concrete walls, electronic fences, and Ilon 45 Jericho Al JibB? Ar Ram & Dahiyat al Bareed other obstacles controls Palestinian pedestrian and vehicular ¹º» Geva Mevo Giv'at Ze'ev ¹º» !P ¹º»Binyamin J" movement. Construction of the Barrier within the West Bank B?3 Horon Neve B?1 437 90 424 B? Ya'akov B? including East Jerusalem continues, contrary to the advisory B? Beit Beit 437 B? B?458 Alon Vered Iksa B?436 Hanina Pisgat Kfar opinion of the International Court of Justice. B?404 !P Almon Yericho Har Adar ¹º» Ramot Ze'ev Hizma Adumim ¹º» Beit Orna's Allon Shu'fat Shu'fat Mizpe Anata Mishor Ha`arava Tent !P Camp Yericho ¹º»!P !P Adumim GivB?1'at Ha-Mivtar 1 CONCRETE BARRIER 1 1 B? Sheik!Ph Jarra!Ph Az B? B? Almog ZaB?1'ayZyaeymtoun Ma'ale East At Tur » Adumim !P¹º»¹º B?417 Silwan Al 'Eizariya Jerusalem !P¹º»!P !P !P Jabal al Mukab!Pbir Keidar Kalia !P Al Walaja Beit Safafa ¹º» I S R A E L ¹º» !P Sur » ¹º» Gillo Bahir ¹º Wadi Nar Gilo !P Wadi »Har Homa Al 'Ubeidiya Fukin Beit ¹º !P ¹º» Tunnels J¹º»ala!P Bethleh¹º»em ¹º» ¹º» ¹º» J" ¹º» Ad Doha !P B?356 Beitar !P Al Khadr!P !P Beit ELECTRONIC FENCE BARRIER Illit Neve Sahur Ovnat Gva'ot Daniel ¹º»¹º» B?356 B?60 ¹º» Al Jab'a Efrat ¹º» ¹º» » Efrata B?356¹º» ¹º Bat AyB?i36n7 Tko'a B?90 Surif Kfar Etzion Nokdim !P ¹º» ¹º» ¹º»¹º» y ¹º» !P Tuqu' r Beit a ¹º» a Ummar Beit » d !P B?3¹º56 n !P ¹º» Fajjar e Karmei ¹º» u 354 o B? 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For up-to-date closure data visit B?60 Dhahiriya Ma'on our online interactive maps at https://www.ochaopt. !P ¹º» org/page/interactive-map As Samu' Cartography: OCHA oPt Information Management Unit Susiya Eshkolot Shim'a !P Map Produced: January 2019 Beit B?316 Basemap data: OCHA, JRC, PA-MOPAD Tene Yatir For comments, please contact the Information B?317 ¹º» Management Unit at [email protected] or tel. +972 Shani Metzadot Shani Yehuda (0)2 582 9962. ¹º» B?60 ¹º» Meitar 0 5 10 20 ¹º» Km TheTh edesignations designations employed employed and and the the presentation presentation ofof materialmaterial oonn tthishis mmapap d doo nnotot i mimplyply t hthee e expressionxpression o fof a nanyy o popinioninion w hwhatsoeveratsoever on on th ethe pa partrt of ofth ethe Se Secretariatcretariat of tofhe the Un iUnitedted Na tNationsions con concerningcerning the ltheega legall stat ustatuss of an ofy canyoun country,try, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiersterritory ,or ci tboundaries.y or area or oReproductionf its authoritie sand/or, or co nusecer nofin gthis the material delimita tision only of it spermitted frontiers owithr bo uexpressndaries .reference Reproduc totio n“United and/or Nationsuse of th OCHAis mat eoPt”rial i sas o nthely p source.ermitted with express reference to "United Nations OCHA oPt" as the source. 4.
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