Occupation forces set up three gates in Hebron
The Israeli occupying army has established three new iron gates around the Old City of Hebron, increasing restrictions on Palestinian movement and hindering the movement of residents and merchants. This comes after a previous fourth gate was already in place. The new gates are located in the Bab al-Balad area and cover an area of approximately 200 square meters. These measures have deprived hundreds of families and merchants of the use of vehicles to transport their needs, forcing them to carry goods manually over distances of up to 800 meters. This step is part of a plan to facilitate settler incursions and to create a hostile environment that discourages Palestinians from living and doing business in the area. Hebron ranks first among cities in terms of Israeli obstacles, with a total of 221 barriers and closure points. Meanwhile, the occupation controls about 20% of the city’s area within the "H2" zone, and more than 800 settlers live in settler outposts within the area under Israeli control.
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