Beit Iksa checkpoint remains closed for second day
The Israeli occupation forces continued to close the Beit Iksa checkpoint northwest of Jerusalem for the second consecutive day, disrupting the movement of citizens and detaining dozens of vehicles. This has increased the suffering of the village residents, especially students, employees, and the elderly. The sudden closure came without prior warning and led to a buildup of vehicles and a halt in residents' daily lives, as there is a long wait involved and no clear timetable for reopening the checkpoint, which serves as the main entrance to the village. The residents are calling for the opening of the checkpoint and the end of the restrictions that worsen their daily conditions.
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