Moving

The board

• Kerem Shalom

  Open, limited

  Gaza–Israel, goods

  The only cargo crossing working. Traders collected 788 truckloads between 21 and 27 September, about 10% below the four-week average of 871.

  UN OCHA, 2 Oct

• Zikim

  Closed since 24 May

  Gaza–Israel, goods, north

  Shut for nearly five months, leaving the north to goods brought from the south.

  UN OCHA, 2 Oct

• Shelter materials from Jordan

  15 trucks a week

  Offloaded at Kerem Shalom one day a week

  At this pace 500 truckloads of shelter items would take more than seven months. Timber, cement and metal sheeting for repairs are still blocked.

  Norwegian Refugee Council, 5 Oct

• Farmland south and south-west of Jenin

  Barred despite coordination

  Fandaqumiya, Jaba’, Silat al-Dhahr, around Tarsala

  Tear gas fired at farmers heading to the harvest; hundreds of families barred from their land on 13 and 14 October.

  WAFA, 14 Oct

• Deir Istiya, Farkha, Haris, az-Zawiya, Silwan

  Owners turned away

  Olive groves

  In the harvest’s first days owners were sent back from their own land, their ID cards and sometimes their tools taken.

  Al Jazeera, 6 Oct

• Kafr ad-Dik groves

  Out of reach for four years

  Two plots north of the village

  Fares al-Dik has not reached his 550 olive trees in four years.

  The Times of Israel, 8 Oct

• Awarta checkpoint

  Waits of up to four hours

  Nablus

  Milk trucks from Al-Kamel Dairy wait up to four hours; sales fell 30–40% and at least 12 workers were laid off.

  Al Jazeera, 10 Sep

• Settlements and industrial zones

  Closed 27 Sep–3 Oct

  Holiday “general closure”

  Palestinian labourers were kept out through Sukkot; about 9,000 hold permits for settlements or nearby industrial zones. No later report of the permits’ state.

  The Times of Israel, 27 Sep

Each place keeps its last reported state and the date of that report. No report, no mark: a place drops off the board when nobody has reported on it for a month.