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Article by B'Tselem explores how Israel’s separation barrier, built primarily in the West Bank, severely restricts Palestinian movement and access to land. It highlights how the barrier—commonly known as the apartheid wall—often extends beyond the Green Line, facilitates land annexation while cutting off Palestinian communities from farmland, workplaces, and essential services. The piece also examines the humanitarian and legal concerns surrounding the barrier, emphasizing its role in entrenching Israeli control over Palestinian territory. This source is valuable for research on West Bank annexaction, the seperation wall, Palestinian movement restrictions, ICJ advisory opinion, East Jerusalem, Israeli settlements, and Israeli apartheid.
