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As of this time,the Israeli occupying forces have invaded and reoccupied seven of the major Palestinian cities.
Major Palestinian factions in Lebanon expressed concern over the incidents and dissociated themselves from Fatah al-Islam.
As of this time,the Israeli occupying forces have invaded and reoccupied most of the major Palestinian cities and population centres.
Similar marches were held in other major Palestinian towns in the West Bank, including Ramallah, Nablus, Jenin, Kalkiliya and Hebron.
The Security Council hopes for continued cooperation in order toextend this progress to other major Palestinian population centres.
Once a major Palestinian traffic artery serving 33 villages, this stretch of the road has now been turned into a highway that Palestinians are forbidden to use.
Following a series of incursions, the Israeli army reoccupied almost all the major Palestinian cities, refugee camps and many Palestinian villages in the West Bank.
Late last year, the Israel Defence Forces redeployed from the six major Palestinian cities on the West Bank, again transferring full power to the Palestinian Authority.
Some public-transport companies have been granted permits,including bus companies, which run buses between the checkpoints that regulate access to all major Palestinian cities.
A total of eight checkpoint locations(near major Palestinian cities in the West Bank) have been designated as"back-to-back" areas and are the only places where the exchange can take place.
Roadblocks were removed throughout Judea and Samaria and there is a free flow of movement between all major Palestinian cities, from Jenin in the north to Hebron in the south.
The divide among major Palestinian factions continued to affect the lives of ordinary Palestinians, especially in Gaza, and prevented Palestinians from uniting in support of the Palestinian Authority.
In the West Bank, the internal closures had had a devastating effect on commercial life:Palestinians outside the major Palestinian towns were cut off from businesses and social services.
Area A consists of the seven major Palestinian towns, Jenin, Kalkiliya, Tulkarm, Nablus, Ramallah, Bethlehem and Hebron, in which Palestinians will have complete authority for civilian security.
On 17 March 1995, Khalil Tufakji, the head of the geographic department at theJerusalem-based Arab Studies Society, reported that numerous Israeli roads bypassing major Palestinian population centres were under construction.
The divide among major Palestinian factions continued to affect the lives of ordinary Palestinians, in particular in Gaza, and prevented Palestinians from uniting in support of the Palestinian Authority.
Although the political situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, related both to the Israeli occupation and to the divide among major Palestinian factions, affects all individuals, women and girls are affected in distinct ways.
Area A consisted of the seven major Palestinian towns-- Jenin, Qalqilya, Tulkarm, Nablus, Ramallah, Bethlehem, Jericho and Hebron-- in which Palestinians would have complete responsibility for civilian security.
In addition, Israel has to allow residents of East Jerusalem to vote in the forthcoming elections,ease the closures and blockades on major Palestinian towns and cities, provide unhindered access to candidates and voters and allow international observers.
The divide among major Palestinian factions continued to affect the lives of ordinary Palestinians, especially in Gaza, and prevented Palestinians from uniting in support of the Palestinian Authority see A/65/35, para. 8.
In this respect, particularly worrying is the impact of the new system of permits forPalestinians to be able to travel within the West Bank and the implementation of the so-called"back-to-back" system whereby goods need to be off-loaded from incoming trucks and then re-loaded onto local trucks at eight checkpoint locations near major Palestinian cities in the West Bank.
As the military siege and reoccupation of major Palestinian cities and population centres in the Occupied West Bank continues, the occupying forces have in recent days caused vast destruction, in particular in the city of Nablus.
This situation has persisted throughout the reviewed period, stymieing progress in the political area and negatively affecting efforts to address the rapidly deteriorating Palestinian humanitarian crisis.On 27 June, the major Palestinian factions reached an agreement to bolster national unity on the basis of the"Prisoners' Document"; however, Israeli military action delayed its taking effect.
Thus, Israeli armoured forces entered seven of the major Palestinian cities in the West Bank, Bethlehem, Hebron, Jenin, Nablus, Qalqilia, Ramallah and Tulkarem, and had effectively reoccupied them at the end of the reporting period.
In September 1993, the Government of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization(PLO) signed the so-called Oslo Accords, which temporarily divided the West Bank into three administrative zones, referred to as Areas A, B and C. This territorial division continues to be used in the West Bank. Area A, which comprises 18 per cent of the territory of the West Bank,includes mainly the major Palestinian cities, and is under Palestinian security and civil authority.
After the withdrawal andredeployment of the Israeli army from the major Palestinian towns in the West Bank in 1995, all Palestinian prisoners were transferred from the occupied territories to Israel, in violation of article 76 of the Fourth Geneva Convention.
Building on its previous research and analysis on the Palestinian economy, the UNCTAD secretariat has completed updating and reprogramming a statistical database and econometric analysis framework for examining prospects for sustained development of the Palestinian economy.The" Palestinian Macroeconomic Simulation Framework( MSF), 1994-2010" charts pre-1994 relationships between major Palestinian demographic and economic aggregates and projects alternative scenarios for future performance in the light of optional assumptions and policy decisions.
After the withdrawal andredeployment of the Israeli army from the major Palestinian cities in the West Bank in 1995, all Palestinian prisoners were transferred from the occupied territories to Israel, in violation of articles 49 and 76 of the Fourth Geneva Convention.
The Israeli-Palestinian Interim Agreement on the West Bank and the Gaza Strip outlined the jurisdiction of the Palestinian Council, which was inaugurated on 7 March 1996, dividing it into areas: A, B andC. Area A, to be under Palestinian control, consists of the major Palestinian towns and cities in the West Bank; area B, to be controlled jointly by Palestinians and Israelis, is composed of Palestinian villages in the West Bank; while area C encompasses Israeli settlements, bypass roads and military zones.