1. The Apartheid Wall & The battle of Jerusalem: Judaization & Ethnic cleansing in the city Palestinian Grassroots Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign Dawood Hammoudeh

2. In Israel, trends is further augmented by a general political consensus, bridging all political parties, that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will not be resolved within the next few decades - hence Israel should see itself as a "marathon runner" and build a strategy for long term resilience. Israel Master Plan “Israel 2020” The Master Plan first faze was launched in 1992 involved 250 Israeli professionals from the Academia, Ministries, Private sector, Unions, Military & Some Israeli NGOs and international Jewish agencies. In 1997, or after 6 years, They came out with 18 report to the general public. These reports provided a pioneering example for comprehensive long range Israeli national planning in major two atmospheres: The WAR atmosphere and the PEACE atmosphere.

3. Herzliya Conference started in 2000 until today on yearly bases 1- Galilee Development (Judaisation) plan 2- Negev Development (Judaisation) Plan 3- Greater Jewish Jerusalem 4- Disengagement Plan from WB & Gaza www.herzliyaconference.org/Eng/

4. ? West and East 48&67 Municipal Jerusalem Metropolitan Jerusalem Greater/ Expanded Jerusalem The Wall: Israel and the West Bank Which Jerusalem? In 48 38 vilages desrtoyed

5. Population in Municipal Jerusalem, 1995-2050 Source: ICBS: Statistical Yearbook Jerusalem Natural Expected Growth Jerusalem Palestinians in Jerusalem will become almost half the Population by 2050

6. Annexing 4% of West Bank as the so called “Jewish Greater Jerusalem”.

7. Etzion bloc 43,000 Settlers Adumim bloc 33,000 Settlers Giv’on bloc 12,000 Settlers Central East Jerusalem 123,000 Settlers 211,000 settlers living illegally on lands confiscated from Palestinians were annexed to Jerusalem by the Apartheid Wall A belt of Settlements & Walls to isolate Jerusalem

8. Ethnic Cleansing of Jerusalem The Apartheid Wall is separating Palestinian villages from Jerusalem and forcibly changing the city’s cultural and demographic make-up 22 Palestinian villages, with a population of 225,300 Palestinians, will be isolated outside Jerusalem

9. Ghettos around Jerusalem Abudis 47,000 Anata 47,400 Arram 65,000 Bir Nabala 15,000 Biddo 51,300

10. Forcing growth of settlements toward the old city / Center. Same time, Palestinian urban growth will be scattered opposite the natural growth (far from the center). Forcing Future Urban groth trends New roads, highways, train lines, tram lines, bus lines, etc will serve the settlers expansion needs. And Palestinians will lose more lands because of those infrastructure plans.

11. Jewish Migration Trends to the city

12. Judaization of the Old City

14. New Hotel Mamila Hotel New Hotels Kings Valley Archeological Park Tram Line Biblical Park New Hotels New Museum Mall Car Park Tourist Overviews area & A telefrek. New settlement with a very big and high flag that can be seen from any area east the old city Rocfiler Museum New Settlement Tunnels Connecting the three Art Center New Settlement overviews old city Tunnels, Museums, Temples Tourist Overviews area & A telefrek.

15. A picture from Mamela Hotel overviews the Old City. Jewish tourism counts half of the tourism industry in Israel, For it is a priority. Forcing the Jewish view for the city is a key issue in all Israeli planes to claim the right to control the right to confiscate for Judaizing.

16. E-1 project includes hotels, fish aquarium, parks, & other tourist sites A natural park in Nabi Saleh village lands New Train line connecting Tel-Aviv with Jerusalem East Tellbiet: Hotels, parks, transportation systems & overview sites Mountain climbing site & a Jacking site. 12 new hotels in Har-Gilo, Ha- titsion, Gilo settlements Tourist sites and services and hotels. Herodias Tourist site south Bethlehem Christian Pilgrim tours through Israeli companies A natural park north Neve Yacov Settlement. A new Mall & Tram line

17. Palestinian Grassroots Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign www.StopTheWall.orgMobilize@StopTheWall.org Tel: +972-2-2972505 Fax: +972-2-2975123