As a result, villages and communities are physically separated from the rest of the West Bank and have become isolated Palestinian pockets where the inhabitants will be effectively cut off from their land and work places and/or their schools, health clinics and other social services.22 It was estimated that about 200,000 inhabitants of the West Bank in more than 65 towns and villages will be directly affected.23
Il s'ensuit que des villages et des communautés sont physiquement séparés du reste de la Cisjordanie et sont devenus des poches palestiniennes isolées où les habitants seront dans les faits coupés de leurs propres terres et de leurs lieux de travail, écoles, cliniques et autres services sociaux.