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International law dictates that military occupation is an inherently temporary situation, and its prolonged, indefinite duration raises significant legal concerns, potentially leading to its classification as unlawful. While no specific maximum time limit is universally defined, the core principles of international law, especially international humanitarian law (IHL) and the right to self-determination, treat a long-overdue occupation as a violation of fundamental norms.

A key principle is that the occupying power does not acquire sovereignty over the territory, but merely exercises temporary administrative control. The purpose is to act as a de facto administrator until control can be returned to the sovereign power, ideally as soon as possible, but that has never been the intention of the Israeli belligerent. However, the role the Israeli belligerent is resorting to is that of taking the sovereignty that the Palestinian Authority has over the West Bank.

Therefore, the acquisition of territory by force is strictly prohibited under the UN Charter and customary international law. A prolonged occupation that seeks to make permanent changes to the territory or effectively annex it (de jure or de facto) is a serious breach of international law.

  • Please take note that dates refer to the day when a video or photo was published on the account of a social media user, where it was found.
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Parent Category: OPPRESSION
Category: Razzias (raids)

20251120 - Sarta, west of Salfit - Israeli occupation forces during a razzia in the town

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Parent Category: OPPRESSION
Category: Razzias (raids)

20251120 - Qalqilya, northern occupied West Bank - Israeli occupation forces in the Al-Naqqar neighborhood

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Parent Category: OPPRESSION
Category: Razzias (raids)

20251120 - Qalqilya, northern occupied West Bank - Israeli occupation forces

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Parent Category: OPPRESSION
Category: Razzias (raids)

20251120 - northwest of occupied Jerusalem - Israeli occupation forces use teargas during razzias in the town of al-Qubeiba

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Parent Category: OPPRESSION
Category: Razzias (raids)

20251120 - north of occupied Jerusalem - Israeli occupation forces are firing live rounds and tear gas in the Jabal area near Kafr Aqab

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Parent Category: OPPRESSION
Category: Razzias (raids)

20251120 - Nablus, occupied West Bank - Occupation soldiers chase a child during a wide-scale razzia in the city

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Parent Category: OPPRESSION
Category: Razzias (raids)

20251120 - Kafr Aqab, north of occupied Jerusalem - Occupation forces

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Parent Category: OPPRESSION
Category: Razzias (raids)

20251120 - Beit Furik, east of Nablus - Israelis are launching an abduction campaign

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Parent Category: OPPRESSION
Category: Razzias (raids)

20251120 - Beit Furik, east of Nablus - Israelis are launching an abduction campaign

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