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Eksa House under restrictions amid stranded citizens
The article concerns the suffering of the residents of Beit Iksa village, northwest of Jerusalem, due to Israeli restrictions on entering and leaving the village, which have been enforced through permit systems for a whole year. More than 30 residents are prevented from obtaining permits for the buffer zone area, leading to their isolation outside the village and hindering their return. Additionally, those inside the village fear leaving it, worried they may not be allowed to re-enter. These restrictions cause lengthy waiting times at checkpoints, sometimes lasting up to eight days, directly impacting residents' lives as they struggle to access basic necessities such as medicine and bread. The delays result in congestion and long queues of vehicles. Moreover, these measures lead to family disintegration and separation of loved ones, exposing households to humanitarian and social risks. There are urgent international calls for intervention to end this suffering and to ensure the residents' right to freedom of movement and return to their homes.
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