Israel carrying out elimination project against Palestinians in West Bank: Rights group
- Israeli human rights group B'Tselem reports that Israel is conducting a systematic campaign called 'The Elimination Project' aiming to erase the Palestinian presence in the occupied West Bank.
- At least 1,107 Palestinians were killed and 75 Palestinian communities were forcibly displaced as part of these efforts between late 2022 and 2024.
- Israel restricts Palestinian movement with over 925 obstacles and has caused unemployment to rise from 13.1% in 2022 to over 31% in 2024.
- B'Tselem calls for international action to stop Israel's policies dismantling Palestinian life and protect Palestinians under international law.
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A 249-page report accuses Israel of a »Elimination Project« in the West Bank. The human rights organization B'Tselem gathers thousands of reports in it.
"Project elimination": this is how B'Tselem called the report it published on 14 September. Over three years, more than 1,000 Palestinians have died in the West Bank, including 242 children. For the Israeli NGO, there is no doubt: the three million Palestinians in the occupied territories live under a regime that it calls apartheid.
In its new report, entitled "Project Mow," the Israeli Law Organization Betslem provides a comprehensive reading of what it describes as an integrated Zionist mechanism that is working in the West Bank to reorganize the space and the conditions of life in the West Bank, so that the Jewish presence becomes continuous, institutionalized and permanent, while the Palestinian presence becomes fragmented, fragile and sustained.
The Israeli non-governmental organization B’Tselem informs about the latest developments and in its report speaks of an “Elimination Plan” on the part of Israel The post Israel: B’Tselem accuses it of eliminating the possibility of creating a Palestinian state appeared first on in.gr.
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