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Not Enough Water in the West Bank?
▻http://www.jadaliyya.com/pages/index/10732/not-enough-water-in-the-west-bank

Friday is World Water Day and an opportune time to highlight the gross misallocation of water resources between Israel and the Palestinians.
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This info graphic is created by Visualizing Palestine and EWASH, an international coalition of thirty humanitarian organizations including Oxfam and Save the Children. It depicts the abundance of available water in the occupied West Bank, its appropriation, and ethno-national based distribution between Palestinians and Jewish-Israeli settlers. EWASH will be using this image to highlight the inequitable access to water among other humanitarian organizations during President Obama’s visit to the region.

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Voir aussi ▻http://visualizingpalestine.org/infographic/wb-water

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Kassem @kassem CC BY-NC-SA 27/03/2013

Meanwhile, the Israeli government has launched a public relations campaign to distort these realities. The Israeli Coordination of Government Activities in the Terri (COGAT) recently issued a factsheet entitled “Water in the West Bank”. The document is laden with grave inaccuracies on the state of water supply to Palestinians who in fact access well below the minimum quantities set by the World Health Organization.

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