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Jad Isaac, director general of the Applied Research Institute–Jerusalem (ARIJ), warned that Israel is tightening its control over West Bank land through military orders, the designation of land as “government property,” and settlement expansion. These measures, he said, isolate Palestinians from their farmland and restrict their access to resources, particularly water. He said the “Red Line” project in the northern Jordan Valley could isolate around 118,000 dunams, while 2,536.44 dunams near Ramallah had been declared government property. This is happening amid attacks by settlers, including preventing farmers from reaching their fields and stealing their crops. At the same time, Isaac noted that the number of protected agricultural structures in the West Bank had increased nearly sevenfold since the war on Gaza began, boosting vegetable production and enabling self-sufficiency in some products. He also cited estimates that Palestinians receive around 20% of the resources of shared water basins, compared with 71% for Israel.
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