Jerusalem: Tel Aviv will be closed indefinitely fork Starting from the days after reopening on Wednesday, Israel occupied a land between the West Bank and Jordan.
Palestinian and Jordanian authorities said earlier on Tuesday that Israel would close its borders the next day.
The intersection is the main gateway for many Palestinians who occupy many Palestinians in the West Bank to travel abroad and is used to transport commercial goods between Jordan and its territory.
The move comes as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the government would “response” to other countries that recognize the Palestinian state once he returns from his visit to the United States.
The Allenby intersection is the main gateway for Palestinians traveling abroad in occupied areas
France, the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia are one of several countries that have or will recognize Palestine this week, and they hope this will restore momentum to the two-state solution.
Some of Netanyahu’s right-wing alliance allies said the government should annex the occupied West Bank in response.
Israel reopened the Allenby crossing on Monday after a Jordanian truck driver shot two of the soldiers four days after Monday. The intersection was closed after the shooting.
A spokesman for Israel’s authorized director of the Transit Rights said it would close “in the direction of political leadership” starting Wednesday morning.
Rally in the occupied West Bank
Rallide crowd on the occupied West Bank on Tuesday, waving flags and holding posters of President Mahmoud Abbas to celebrate the wave make out The Western powers in the Palestinian state.
Nationalists slogans yelled from speakers on the central square of Ramallah, where more than 100 people clutching the Palestinian and European flags read “Stop Genocide.”
The Abbas political movement, Fatah and senior Palestinian officials exerted limited control on the occupied territory and smiled.
Jibril Rajoub, Secretary General of SARS of the Central Committee of the Fatah, is the first step in the process we hope to continue.
“This is the result of more than a century of resistance and determination of our people.”
Rajoub said he felt moved in his speech at the UN General Assembly the night before.
“We have to learn from the past and unite the people,” he said.
Maysoon Mahmud, 39, also a member of Fatah, said: “We are here today to thank the Palestinian states recently but also ask them to continue to support us in stopping the war.
“It’s time to take responsibility.”
In the north of Tulkarem, more people gathered together to hold the flag of the state that now recognizes the Palestinian state.
However, due to the painful reality on the ground, many Palestinians expressed the ambivalence of the move.
Roula Ghaneb, a scholar from Tulkarem, stood bored in the middle of the Ramallah rally, holding a picture of her 20-year-old sun Yazan.
“He was arrested at our home eight months ago,” she said, adding that he was in a bad state.
Ghaneb said she wanted to end all the violence, inserting: “We are not because of words, we want to act.”
Posted at Dawn on September 24, 2025
