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See what it’s like to travel in the occupied West Bank, for the nearly 3.5 million Palestinians who live there. 🔗 www.wired.com/story/experi...

2/10/26, 5:26 pm90 reposts193 likes

Stephen Inoue

@riptide360.bsky.social

Intentionally designed to wear the Palestinians OUT of existence.

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Our interactive is grounded in 18 months of reporting and analysis: over 2 billion GPS pings, hundreds of thousands of Telegram messages, the exact location of over 800 movement obstacles and checkpoints, and a poll of hundreds of Palestinians across the West Bank. www.wired.com/story/experi...

wired.comExperience What It’s Like to Travel in the Occupied West BankTraverse barriers and checkpoints in the occupied West Bank—your choices reflect the reality of nearly 3.5 million Palestinians who live there.

peacefulcoexistnce.bsky.social

@peacefulcoexistnce.bsky.social

To be fair, these checkpoints and barriers didn't exist prior to the terrorism of the second intifadah when the bus bombs and cafe bombs appeared.

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Brought to you by WIRED, Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism (ARIJ), the Palestine Reporting Lab, @lighthousereports.com and @evidentmedia.org. www.wired.com/story/experi...

peacefulcoexistnce.bsky.social

@peacefulcoexistnce.bsky.social

To be fair, these checkpoints and barriers didn't exist prior to the terrorism of the second intifadah when the bus bombs and cafe bombs appeared.

Rich Adam

@richdadam.bsky.social

To be fair prior to September 2000, there were nearly 200,000 settlers in the West Bank and nearly as many in East Jerusalem. The Israeli settlements are naked imperialism.

Democracy SOS 🫘💙

@democracysos.bsky.social

Israel has no reasonable justification for being in the West Bank. The settlers need to all leave and lose all rights to properties there (and must not destroy the properties as they leave) and full control needs to be given to the Palestinians ASAP.