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B'tselem map of the Separation Wall as approved by the Israeli Cabinet Feb 2005, colorized to enhance contrast. Click image to view original.

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B'tselem map of the Separation Wall as approved by the Israeli Cabinet Feb 2005, colorized to enhance contrast. Click image to view original.

Israeli watchtower at Qalandia checkpoint. (Electronic Intifada photo)

Construction of the Separation Barrier at Salem - Photo: B'Tselem

Construction of the Separation Barrier, Salem - Photo: B'Tselem

Way Cleared For Separation Barrier at Jayuush - Photo: Palestine Monitor

Way Cleared For Separation Barrier, Jayuush - Photo: Palestine Monitor

An aerial view shows the Sharon Land-Grab Wall, which annexes parts of the West Bank to Israel, in Baqa El Gharbiya, February 17, 2004. The Hague-based International Court of Justice begins hearings on February 23 to rule on the legality of the obstacle of wire and concrete. (Photo by Nir Elias (Photo by Nir Elias/Reuters, 2/18/04, Al-Jazeera.info)

The Separation wall in Qalqiliya
Photo: Palestine Monitor

Click Qalqilya for more photos / Click map for larger version Adapated for clarity from PLO Negotiations Affairs Department map

An aerial view shows the concrete Land-Grab Wall, which cuts off parts of the occupied West Bank to annex them to Israel. This view was in east Jerusalem July 9, 2004. The World Court ruled that Israel's West Bank barrier, which has wrought hardship for thousands of Palestinians, violates international law and should be torn down. (Photo by Nir Elias/Reuters, 7/9/04, Al-Jazeera.info)

Fencing In The West Bank - Detailed map of Israeli "security fence" - Source: Reuters

Click for story - A report prepared by the Hebron Land Defence Committees expert Abed Elhadi Hantash shows that the planned section of the separation wall south of West bank will deprive Hebron county from 49% of its land and leaves more than 60,000 residents west of the Wall. Hantash said that the separation wall plan in Hebron area reveals the political aims behind the construction of the wall, which is to push the green line further deep into Palestinian territories and evacuate more Palestinian villages and towns.

The wall in the West Bank is planned to be at least 4 times longer than the Berlin Wall, and is more than twice as tall. Source: Electronic Intifada

Additional Resources..

Map of the Separation Barrier - B'tselem
Maps: Stop The Wall
Maps of Israel's Wall: PLO Negotiations Affairs Department
Maps & Satellite Imagery - Electronic Intifada
Barrier Maps - UN OCHA
Israel's Apartheid Wall - Palestine Monitor
Photos of the West Bank: Beauty and Despair - S'ra DeSantis, VTJP

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