Occupation reshapes West Bank to prevent uprising
The article discusses Israel's plan to reshape the reality in the West Bank through policies of "separation, isolation, and displacement." The report indicates that Israel is expanding settlements and constructing bypass roads to disrupt communication between Palestinian communities, while also seeking to push Palestinians toward displacement by tightening living conditions. Experts warn of a potential outbreak of spontaneous popular uprising, which could lead to an unprecedented escalation by the occupation, including intensified military operations and settler attacks—especially given the weakness of Palestinian factions and the Palestinian Authority's exclusion of direct confrontation as an option. Analyses confirm that Israel is using the model of Jenin and Tulkarem refugee camps to impose new facts on the ground and achieve its goal of erasing the concept of refugee camps and the Palestinian refugee issue—aiming to redraw the geographic and demographic landscape in the West Bank.
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