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Israeli plan to divide Ramallah and Al-Bireh
The Israeli occupying army has opened Route 463 to facilitate movement for settlers, a step aimed at easing their travel but raising concerns about disrupting the geographic connectivity of Palestinians in Ramallah and al-Bireh. The road passes through the heart of a Palestinian populated area and connects the settlements of "Beit El" and "Dolev," potentially cutting off access to vital facilities such as the Al-Sharqi Hospital and the Arab American University. An initial decision was made to open the road following pressure from settlement organizations, and the army has begun legal and security preparations for its implementation, despite part of the route being located in a "Area A" under Palestinian Authority control, where entry by foreigners is considered dangerous and illegal. This step was taken in response to pressure from settlers, who carried out incursions and media campaigns. The road is approximately ten kilometers long and links to a network of roads established after the Oslo Accord to reduce the areas whose jurisdiction is redefined to the Palestinian Authority.
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