Location:
The villages of Al Mughayyer, Jalboun, Faqqou, Al Jalama, Al Yamoun, A’arbouna, Al Mazar, Al Muqaiblah, Burqin, Ta’anak, Zabouba in addition to Rumannah, which are all located northeast and northwest Jenin Governorate.
Details:
Israeli occupation forces submitted to the Palestinian District Liaison Office in Jenin on March 6th, 2011, five military orders calling for the extension of previous military orders issued in 2006 and 2007. The orders dictated “placing the hands” on lands in the said communities for the purpose of re-aligning the route of the Racist Isolation Wall.
In accordance with the Orders that were signed by the Commander of the Occupation Military in the West Bank, Avi Mizrahi Alof, the occupation forces extends the “placement of its hands” on the said lands until the 31st of January, 2013. These orders are renewal of older similar orders that were issued in March 2007.
Pic.1+2: Lands isolated by the racist Wall – Jenin.
The following table lists all relevant information vis-à-vis the said orders:
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Military Order
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Prev. Confiscation Order
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Prev. Extension Order
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Location
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Parcel No.
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Pieces no.
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The confiscated Area (in dunums)
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“Placing Hands” Order number T/28/03 No. 2 Extension and Border Re-alignment.
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March 2003
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March 2007
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Faqqou
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1
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17
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185.400
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A’arbouna
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2
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11,24,22,21,1,3,10
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Al Mazar
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1
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1,3,4,24,54,6
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2
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The locations of Wa’arat Al Oula, Khallet Al Adas, Al Wa’ar, Khillet Al Waqf, Al Monta
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March 2003
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29 March, 2007
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Al Mughayyer
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11
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6-11, 14-19
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48
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4
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18, 19, 26
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1
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8, 10
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5
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1, 31, 32
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2
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5-8, 19, 20
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8
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5
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|||||
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Jalboun
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10
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21, 22, 34, 37, 40, 46
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12
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4, 11, 12, 17-19
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|||||
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9
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4, 6, 7, 12, 13, 15, 50, 56
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|||||
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6
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63
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|||||
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2004
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29 March, 2007
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Al Mughayyer
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11
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19, 20, 21, 35, 37, 38, 39, 46, 47, 49.
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21.700
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|
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March 2003
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29 March, 2007
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Jalboun
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6
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1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 27, 28
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60.400
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|
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3
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3, 4
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1
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1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 15
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Faqqou
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14
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10-13, 18-23, 26, 27, 85
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March 2003
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29 March, 2007
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Al Jalama
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5
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23, 31, 32
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302.900
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Muqaiblah (occupied in 1948)
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20014
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13-21
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20011
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1
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|||||
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20010
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3-8, 11, 19, 21-23
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Burqin
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1
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1, 6, 7, 8, 12
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Al Yamoun
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7
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The locations of Abu Khalaf, Jarat Admein, Zeid
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Ta’anak
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9
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Umm Al Hayyat
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4
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Al Souta, Malaf Al Wa’ara
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|||||
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5
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Birket Al Sous
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6
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Abu Al Hayyat Al Qibli
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Zabouba
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3
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Al Koor, Wa’arat Al Deir
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6
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Al Houti
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|||||
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7
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Hababeh
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|||||
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8
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Al Qaseera
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|||||
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9
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Umm Bader, Qaseera
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|||||
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10
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Wa’arat Al Wawi
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TOTAL
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618.4
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Source: Field work – Israeli Violation Monitoring Team – LRC.
The Racist Isolation Wall in Jenin Governorate:
The Wall was initially constructed by the Israeli occupation forces in 2003 as to force a political reality. Its length in the Governorate is about 66 kilometers starting from the area of Dhaher Al Abed in the west of the Governorate and ending the village of Jalboun in the east. There are 17 gates in the Wall including 6 that are totally closed, 6 are seasonally opened while the remaining are commercial ports and worker crossings.
In accordance with the information provided by the GIS Unit at LRC, the Racist Wall has destroyed 3,169 dunums (0.5% of the area of the West Bank) while isolating 6,328 dunums behind it (1% of the area of the West Bank).
The effect of the Racist Wall in Jenin Governorate is devastating as thousands of the residents of the Governorate have lost their lands which were their main source of income.
Moreover, more than 6 thousand Palestinians found themselves trapped behind the Wall in the communities of Barta’a Al Sharqiyya, Dhaher Al Maleh, Umm Reihan, Al Mintar Al Sharqi, Al Mintar Al Gharbi, Khirbet Abdullah Younis, Khirbet Al Omra as well as Khirbet Al Ra’adiyya. The situation in these communities is nothing less than an Israeli crime against the innocent Palestinian civilians who have lost their source of income and are currently unable to reach their houses without a permit from the occupations’ authorities.
Prepared by
The Land Research Center
LRC
The Land Research Center
LRC
