Street 463 risks isolating villages in Ramallah
The article presents the plans of the Israeli occupation to reopen Street 463 in the heart of Ramallah and Al-Bireh Governorate, which aims to separate the northern part of the city from its southern part. Reports indicate that reopening the street will disrupt the lives of around 8 villages and divide residential areas, forcing Palestinians to use old roads that suffer from severe congestion. This step is considered part of policies designed to dismantle geographic connectivity and promote fragmentation, escalating alongside the implementation of settlement procedures justified by legal pretexts from the occupation, despite their violation of international agreements that prohibit changing the legal status of the occupied Palestinian territories. The areas where these measures are carried out are witnessing direct assaults by settlers, reflecting an escalation in the violation of Palestinian rights. This poses a threat of further fragmentation and increased control over the region.
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