Tuesday, March 28, 2006

[political-research] Bloglines - ISRAEL MAY HAVE SEGREGATED HIGHWAYS IN WEST BANK

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ISRAEL MAY HAVE SEGREGATED HIGHWAYS IN WEST BANK

By TPR

[Just like we used to do with bathrooms and water fountains]
 
AMIRA HASS, HAARETZ - A prospective IDF plan provides for West Bank highways built on two levels, with Israeli motorists driving above and Palestinians below, in an effort to ease the burden of military checkpoints on Palestinians traveling in the area. The plan combines security and transportation solutions along 140 kms (out of 2,000 km of roads in the West Bank) spread out on 34 roads. According to the military source, the plan is based on having separate levels of traffic. Six of the 12 interchanges planned for this purpose have already been built. They enable Israeli passengers to travel through the upper highways "without noticing the Palestinian traffic underneath, while the Palestinian traffic remains unhindered," the source said.




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