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B'Tselem report examines Israel's discriminatory road regime in the West Bank, highlighting the establishment of a "Forbidden Roads Regime" that restricts Palestinian movement while allowing unrestricted access for Israeli citizens, including settlers. It discusses how these restrictions, enforced through checkpoints, roadblocks, and patrols, severely disrupt Palestinian daily life, economy, and social fabric. The report also raises concerns about the legality of this regime, comparing it to apartheid practices and emphasizing its violation of fundamental human rights and international law. This source is valuable for research on Palestinian movement restrictions, Israeli apartheid, Israeli occupation, Israeli checkpoints, Palestinian rights, international humanitarian law, and the Israeli permit regime.
