Liputan6.com, Ramalllah – The new Israeli wire fence is installed on the outskirts of the Sinjil, the Palestinian city in the north of Ramall, the occupied Central Bank.
The barrier fence has a length of 1,500 meters (4921 feet) and a height of six meters (20 feet), according to the recognition of the Palestinians. They said that this turned their hometown, where almost 6,000 people live, into a prison with a wall, controlled by the Israeli occupation soldier, which was placed at the locked gate.
The structure extends along the 60s of the route, the highway, which connects Ramallah and Nablus, which is often visited by illegal Israeli settlers who travel between illegal settlements built on Palestinian land.
“This is a coordinated operation between Israeli soldiers and illegal settlers,” said Aid Ghafrey, a local activist who opposed the expansion of settlements quoted from the page MiddleastmonitorSunday (5/5/2025).
“The lesson strangled the city, protecting it, reducing agricultural land and allowing illegal settlers to terrorize the population.”
Prisoners on their land
Ghafrey said that the fence blocked the side entrance to the city, destroyed about 30 dunas (7.4 hectares) of the Palestinian agricultural lands and effectively reduced 70 percent of the soil of the synjil from its population.
Some houses are currently located outside the barrier, isolated from other parts of the city.
“Sinjel was once a commercial center,” he added.
“Right now, the city is a sprinkle.”
For Valid Fukakha, a 33 -year -old farmer and shepherd, the wall changed his daily routine. What used to be just a few minutes walk to his field now takes more than half an hour, if he is even allowed to leave.
“Sometimes a soldier refuses to open the gate,” he said.
“We are prisoners on our own land.”
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