Checkpoints – Travel Ban & Curfew

Jerusalem: The occupation authorities continued to close three of Issawiya entrances, with cement blocks and dust, as a means of collective punishment against the residents of the village under the pretext of “throwing stones and confrontations in the streets of …

Hebron: IOF prevented residents of the old city of Hebron from reaching their shops.

Hebron: IOF erected checkpoints in the northern entrance of Hebron as well as the entrance of the town of Saeer. Hebron: IOF stopped a number of Palestinian vehicles after erecting a checkpoint.

Jerusalem: IOF deployed thousands of its soldiers in Jerusalem and closed the city in order to prevent Palestinians from reaching al-Aqsa for worshiping. Jerusalem: IOF closed the checkpoint of Qalandia.

Nablus: IOF closed the military checkpoint of Huwara near Nablus and prevented all cars and vehicles from passing under the pretext of security requirements.

Hebron: IOF erected a military checkpoint at the entrance of Saeer and check people’s IDs.

Hebron: Israeli forces erected checkpoints at the entrances to the northern city of Hebron, and the entrance to Seir town, northeast of Hebron, and stopped vehicles and searched them.

Hebron: Israeli forces erected sudden checkpoints at the entrances to the northern city of Hebron, and the entrance to Seir town, northeast of Hebron, and stopped vehicles and searched them.

Hebron: IOF detained a number of citizens at the entrance of Beet Umar town after erecting a military checkpoint.

Nablus: IOF tightened its military provocative procedures in Nablus and erected a number of checkpoints at the entrances of the city. Israeli occupation also tightened its procedures at checkpoints in Huwara, Awarta, Beet Foureek and Bazan, without any justified reasons.