the new Israeli government Harsh agreed new Penalties on Palestinian Authority in In response to their request from the United Nations highest judicial body to give banner on Israeli occupation of Western Bank.
Israeli sanctions against Palestinian government It came after the vote of the United Nations General Assembly in favor of Palestine request for An expert opinion of the court last week.
Israeli sanctions will, among other measures, freeze Palestinian construction projects in Area C of Spokesman for the occupied West Bank for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.
Area C was designated as part of sole Israeli control of Oslo Peace Accords in The nineties and the accounts for more more than 60% of the total area of occupied West Bank.
Human rights organizations have stated that Israel only cares about the Palestinians with building allow in Area C in Exceptional cases.
Israel will also 139 million shekels (about $39 million) were seized. in Taxes Israel collects on In my name or for me of PA and distribution money for families of terror victims instead.
In addition to Israel plans to implement further measures against Organizations that promote what they consider to be hostile or terrorist activities “under the guise of of Humanitarian work. “
Last week, following an appeal by Palestine, the United Nations General Assembly asked the World Court in The Hague give Opinion on legal consequences of 55-year old occupation of Palestinian territories.
Israel occupied the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem – territories of the Palestinians want for Country – in 1967 war in the Middle East. withdrew from Gaza in 2005 but along with neighboring Egypt, controls pocket borders. Pa was limited rule in West Bank under the interim peace agreements of the 1990s.
The World Court is the highest court dealing in the United Nations with differences between states. Its provisions are binding, though not her power to impose it.
“these decisions It is both condemned and rejected in related with money “They are planning other measures,” said Nabil Abu Rudeineh, a spokesman for the ministry. for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
