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Settler Violence ? Y 4 ?B2 ?B ?B90 ?B66 ?B70 ?B65 ?B60 ?B4 ?B71 ?B66 ¥ ?B71 n Salem DCL o 4 n ?B ?B60 a United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs b e L B?66 a ?B65 i r B71 WEST BANK - SETTLER VIOLENCE ? y Al Jalama S Silat al Harithiya ?B60 INCIDENTS IN 2011 a B?596 e ?B90 S B?596 ?B4 Al Yamun n ?B65 a SETTLER VIOLENCE INCIDENTS* Hinnanit e Shaqed n Tura 1-3 a Rehan Jenin r ?B65 ?B65 r e 4-10 Jenin Camp t ?B65 i N ?B6 W e s t A Reikhan Barta'a d D R e B ank O Ya'bad J > 11 R M E V 1 I R Qaffin Ya'bad Mevo Dotan Governorate Capital ?B60 ?B90 B?585 Hermesh a Mevo Dotan e Green Line S Qabatiya d Nazlat 'Isa South Bisan a ?B4 e Arraba D BARRIER ?B2 G a z a Constructed / Under Construction S t r i p ?B90 Planned Al Farisiya 3 n.m. 'Attil Mehola Fishing Limit Since ?B6 Israeli settlement regional council January 2009 Israeli settlement outer limit, municipal I s r a e l boundary, outposts and land cultivated by Deir al Ghusun Sdemot Mehola settlers B?584 Hammamat Nahal Rotem ?B4 OSLO AGREEMENT Tayasir al Maleh 2 Jaba' Maskiyyot Nahal Tubas Bitronot Area A B?574 Silat adh Dhahr 'Ein ?B57 al Hilwa Tulkarm n ?B57 Tulkarm Camp Factories Area B Bizzariya a B57 ? 3 d 578 B? r Area C Tulkarm E g y p t o J At Tayba Enav Ephraim 4 ?B60 Enav Ramin Tammun *Includes incidents that ocurred in 2011 anda resulted in Palestin- Kafriat Avne Hefez Sabastiya ian casualties or property damages ?B4 B?557 Kafriat e B?588 B?574 Jubara Shave An Naqura New Beit Iba Shomron Shave Shomron S Nahal Hemdat 0 10 20 40 Roi Km Beqa'ot ?B60 'Asira ash Shamaliya n Sal'it Nablus Elon Moreh 'Azmut a Kafr Qaddum Nablus 'Askar Camp 2 Deir al Hatab ?B 5 B?57 Jit ?B90 ?B6 Sarra - Jit e Salim Hamra ?B4 Qedumim At Tur Balata Camp 'Iraq Burin Beit Furik Qalqiliya 7 n North Jayyus Far'ata Hamra Zufin ?B55 Bracha B?574 Zufin (Har Bracha) a Qalqiliya ?B60 Burin Scan it! An Nabi Elyas Kafr Laqif Madama 8 Jinsafut Beit Furik with QR reader App ?B55 'Asira al Qibliya ?B55 'Izbat at Argaman r Jaljoulia 'Azzun 6 Tabib Huwwara Itamar 40 ?B 5 Yitzhar ?B5 Alfe Menashe Mekhora Qarne Shomron Yizhar Huwwara 9 'Awarta Yanun r Ma'ale Shomeron Wadi Qana 'Urif Immanu'el Yitzhar-Jit e ?B6 Nofim 'Einabus Huwwara Yaqir t B?574 ?B60 Deir Istiya Beita ?B40 ?B4 i Jamma'in Azzun Atma r 11 Oranit Aqraba e ?B2 d v Kifl Haris Kfar Tappuah i Azzun Atma 2 Sha'are Ez Efrayim Revava Tappuah (Za'tara) Massu'a Tiqwa Haris 57 R 5 Biddya Yasuf B? 5 ?B Qiryat Netafim 505 e ?B 10 B? 5 Yatma ?B 508 Kafr Kasem Elqana Mas-ha B? Ari'el Iskaka Qabalan Regional Gittit Center n Barqan 505 Salfit Ariel Rechalim ?B40 ?B5 a M Ma'ale Efrayim d 2 B5 Migdalim r ?B ? Qusra ¹º» As Sawiya United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs occupied Palestinian territory Samaritan Village o Palestinian Villages Affected by Violence P! Salfit J PALESTINIAN VILLAGES AFFECTED BY VIOLENCE FROM ?B40 Khirbet Susa from Yitzhar Settlement and Outposts 'Iraq Burin ?B6 ?B90 YITZHAR SETTLEMENT AND OUTPOSTS 4 Qaryut Ma'ale Efrayim P! ?B ¥ Bruqin Jalud Tell ?57 P! February 2012 Eli Ale Zahav Yafit Gilad Farm Deir Ballut Deir Ballut Kafr ad Dik 12 Duma 505 P! •Population: 2,505 B? Bracha (Har Bracha) Pedu'el Khalet Alatot •Area: 6,440 dunums* (including 1,435 dunums in Area C) Bracha A Rujeib •Village area inaccessible by Palestinians: 120 dunums Kafr Qalil P! Ma'ale Levona P! •Incidents in 2011: 8 incidents including two Palestinian casualties, Shilo 6 damage to 67 olive trees and damage to Water well pipeline. ?B Peza'el 458 Turmus'ayya B? 40 •Population: 1,903 ?B Legend ?60 •Area: 12,349 dunums* (including 9,811 dunums in Area C, Rantis almost 80% of the village) Settlements Outpost Hill 778 Madama Burin •Village area inaccessible?57 by Palestinian: 231 dunums Sinjil Fasayil Settlements Builtup Area P! P! •Main Incidents in 2011: 27 incidents, 36 Palestinian casualties, B?465 Bet Arye damage to 1850 olive trees, 100 almond trees Settlements Outerlimit Areas Affected by Settler Attack Settlement Municipal Boundary ?B4 Al Mughayyir Tomer Israeli Military Base Sneh Ya'akov An Nabi Salih Palestinian Community Ofarim An Nabi Salih Palestinian Local Authority 13 Boundary 'Asira al Qibliya 40 P! ?B AREA A and B Beit Hanotzrim Deir Nidham 'Ein Al Haramya Hallamish Gilgal AREA (C) •Population: 900 Israeli settlers (Neve Zuf) Shalhevet Estate, Yitzhar West •Established in 1983 on 18 dunums of land taken from Ateret B?465 Main Road ?57 Asira Al Qibliya village. Yitzhar 6 Regional Road •Today, the settlement outer limit covers 1800 dunums. ?B •Over 7500 dunums are mostly inaccessible to Netiv Hagedud Local Road ?B4 Palestinians?B1 due to settler violence. •In 2011, OCHA recorded 70 attacks by Yizhar settlers, Shuqba 'Atara the largest figure recorded from a single settlement this year. ?B60 P! Givat Ariel Beitillu •Population: 2,567 'Awarta N Lehavat Yitzhar ?B44 Bir Zeit •Area: 6,440 (including 1,741 dunums in Area C) Nehali'el Niran •Incidents in 2011: 7 incidents including 6 Palestinian 'Urif Deir Jarir casualties (one child), damage to 500 olive trees and P! Hill 725, south Yizhar B?449 Mizpe Yitzhar A two vehicles ?B1 Dura al Qar'a Kokhav Hashahar Odala Nili P! Na'ale B?466 B?446 450 D B? Al Jalazun Camp Ofra •Population: 3,169 P! Yitav •Area: 4,064 dunums* (including 811 dunums in Area C) Huwwara 'Ein Yabrud •Village area inaccessible by Palestinians: 267 dunums ?B40 ?B443 Ras Karkar R •Incidents 2011: three, including one Palestinian casualty 'Einabus •Population: 6,042 Ni’lin/Ni'lin workers P! •Area: 8,398 dunums* (including 4,942 Area C, almost 60% Bet El of the village) 6 Talmon •Village area inaccessible by Palestinians: 222 dunums?B Rimmonim Nahal Zori •Incidents in 2011: 15 incidents including 5 Palestinian O casualties (two children), damage to 62 olive trees, one house, Beitin At Tayba ?60 two rooms in school and six vehicles Modi'in Illit 'Ein Qiniya Bet El DCO Yitav ( Al Auja) J Hashmon'im MattityahuB?455 Dolev B?463 14 P! Deir Ibzi' B?449 Mu'arrajat Centre Zeita Jamma'in •Population: 2,538 Shilat Al Bireh Deir Dibwan P! Beita Lapid •Area: 4,088 dunums* (including 520 Area C) ?B6 •Village area inaccessible by Palestinians: 103 dunums No'omi •Main Incidents in 2011: five incidents, damage to Kfar Ruth Al Bireh 150 olive trees ?B4 ?B1 Ramallah 0250 500 1,000 Burqa Jamma'in Meters Maccabim Pesagot P! ?B40 4B?50 Maghayir Ad Deir Beit Sira Incidents included are only those leading to casualties or property damage ?B60 B?457 Maccabim Beituniya B?458 Ma'ale Kochav Ya'akov Beit 'Ur B?460 Mikhmas al Fauqa Ofer Mikhmas Jericho Beit Horon Qalandiya Camp B?436 Beit Liqya 443 ?B6 B? B?45 Qalandiya Jaba' Jericho Mitzpe Ilon Giv'at Ze'ev Al Jib Ar Ram & Jaba' ?B44 ?B3 Dahiyat al Bareed Geva Binyamin ?B1 Settler- relAteD InCIDentS reSUltIng In Giv'on Hahadasha B?437 ?B90 424 Mevo Horon B? Atarot Bedouins 437 B? 458 Newe Ya'akov B? Jericho casualtIeS Or PrOPerty damage B?436 Hizma Har Adar Beit Iksa B?404 Beit Hanina Kfar Adumim Har Smuel Hizma Wered Jericho Almon Nahal En-Hogla Har Adar ?B3 Pisgat Ze'ev Mizpe Jericho Shu'fat Camp Ramot Allon Shu'fat ?B6 Shu’fat 'Anata Beit Haarava Ramat Shlomo 15 Dead Sea B41 3 1 ?B1 ? ?B ?B French Hill Al 'Isawiya ?B1 Sheikh Jarrah ?B1 ?B1 290 ?B1 ?B44 Almog B?1 Mishor Adumim ?B38 East Jerusalem Ma'ale Adummim 243 Old City At Tur Zaytoun 59 ?B40 B?417 Az Za'ayyem 112 10 11 ?B4 Silwan Al 'Eizariya 16 39 121 22 Abu Dis 56 69 Ath Thuri Surkhi Qunbar Qedar Qalya As Sawahira 2009 2010 2011 ash Sharqiya Al Walaja ?B60 East Talpiyyot Wadi Nar Beit Safafa Ash Sheikh Sa'd ?B38 Incidents aecting Palestinians Incidents aecting Settlers Za'tara AffeCteD PAleStInIAn localItIeS by nUMber Gilo Property Damage Property Damage Gilo Of InCIDentS (2011), reSUltIng In casualtIeS Har Homa Har Gilo Al 'Ubeidiya OR PRPERTY DAMAGE Casualty Casualty Wadi Fukin An Nu'man Wadi al 'Arayis Wadi Fukin Husan Tunnels Beit Jala Bethlehem Year I S R A E L Al Khadr B?356 GOVERNORATE Locality 2011 ?B3 ?B4 KEY FACTS Betar Illit Road 60 12 IIIIIIIIIIII Nahhalin 16 Artas Road 60 B?356 Ovnat College Tuqu’ 4 IIII � The weekly average of settler attacks resulting in Palestinian Nahal Gevaot Efrat Safa 4 IIII Newe Daniyyel Al 'Asakira Al Jab'a Safa ?B60 Bethlehem Husan 3 III casualties and property damage increased by 32% in 2011 compared B?356 Rosh Zurim Khallet Sakariya Al Khadr 5 IIIII to 2010, and by over 144% compared to 2009. B?367 Efrata El'azar Khallet Sakariya 7 IIIIIII ?B90 ?B35 Bat Ayin Allon Shevut Jurat ash Sham'a Teqoa Nahhalin 5 IIIII � Kefar Ezyon Gush Etzion Tuqu' y In 2011, three Palestinians were killed and 183 injured by Israeli Noqedim r Hebron (H2) 16 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ?B35 a 17Migdal Oz a settlers.
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