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Israeli Rights Group Accuses Government of Dismantling 'Palestinian Existence' in West Bank

B'Tselem says a combination of violence, movement restrictions and economic pressure amounts to a coordinated policy against Palestinians in the occupied territory

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— France 24 — English

The Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem said on Monday that Israeli actions in the occupied West Bank form part of what it described as a broader project designed to make it impossible for Palestinians to exist together as a people.

In a report titled "The Elimination Project," the group alleged that Israeli authorities employ five connected tactics and policies in the West Bank: violence, ethnic cleansing, movement restrictions, economic strangulation, and social and political destruction, according to B'Tselem.

The organization said these measures, taken together, constitute a deliberate strategy aimed at undermining Palestinian society and its ability to sustain a collective presence in the territory.

France 24 correspondent Selina Sykes reported on the findings of the B'Tselem report.

The report and its characterizations reflect the position of B'Tselem, an Israeli human rights group that has published extensively on conditions in the occupied territories. Israeli officials have not been quoted responding to the specific allegations in this report.

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