以色列约旦河西岸隔离墙

以色列约旦河西岸隔离墙,简称西岸隔离墙,是以色列沿绿线约旦河西岸内修建的隔离墙,是巴以冲突中的引发争议的因素之一。巴勒斯坦人则将其视为种族隔离,他们经常称之为种族隔离墙[1][2][3]以色列称其为制止巴勒斯坦政治暴力的必要手段。隔离墙沿线总长708公里(440英里),是绿线长度的两倍以上,其中15%沿着绿线或在以色列境内,其余85%在约旦河西岸境内长达18公里 ,实际上将约9%的土地和大约25,000名其他巴勒斯坦人与巴勒斯坦领土的其他部分隔离开来[4]

截至2011年7月的隔离墙路線: 438 km(272 mi)已完成, 58 km(36 mi)施工中, 212 km(132 mi)已計劃。
耶路撒冷的隔離牆,2007年。
阿布迪斯東耶路撒冷之間的隔离墙,2004年6月。

根据以色列政府的说辞,这个隔离墙的建造是为了阻挡第二次巴勒斯坦大起义(2000年9月到2005年2月)中的政治暴力与恐怖主义[5]以色列政府以从约旦河西岸实施的自杀性爆炸事件数量减少为证据,证明其有效性,这类袭击从2000年至2003年7月的73起(第一个连续部分完成)下降到2003年8月至2006年底的12起[6][7]。尽管隔离墙最初是在紧张局势加剧之际作为临时安全措施提出的,但自那以来,它一直与以色列和约旦河西岸地区之间未来的政治边界有关[8]

隔离墙招致了巴勒斯坦人、人权组织和国际社会成员的批评,他们都认为这是以色列打着安全的幌子企图吞并巴勒斯坦土地的证据[9]。还有人指称,修建隔离墙的目的是单方面建立新的事实边界,从而破坏以色列-巴勒斯坦和平进程英语Israeli–Palestinian peace process[10]。争议的关键点在于,它大大偏离了绿线,严重限制了许多巴勒斯坦人的自由,并削弱了他们在约旦河西岸或前往以色列上班的通勤自由。国际法院发表了一项咨询意见,认为隔离墙的存在符合违反国际法的条件[11][12]。2003年,联合国大会通过一项决议,指责以色列修建隔离墙违反国际法,并要求以144票赞成、4票反对、12票弃权的表决结果拆除隔离墙[13]

隔离墙的围墙部分已经成为涂鸦艺术的画布英语West Bank Wall graffiti art,其面对巴勒斯坦的一面的涂鸦表明反对隔离墙,巴勒斯坦人的抵抗,他们返回的权利,以及一般的人权[14]

与此隔离墙类似的还有加沙—以色列隔离墙,亦为阻碍巴勒斯坦人前往以色列领土。

名称 编辑

希伯来语中,以色列约旦河西岸隔离墙被称作“隔离墙”(גדר ההפרדה, Geder HaHafrada)(希伯來語:חומת ההפרדה‎, Ḥomat HaHafrada)“安全保障墙”(גדר הביטחון‎, Geder HaBitaḥon)[15][16]

阿拉伯语中,以色列约旦河西岸隔离墙被称作种族隔离墙[17] جدار الفصل العنصري, jidār al-faṣl al-‘unṣuriyy,表明对以色列种族灭绝的指控

在英语中,英国广播公司的导播使用了“隔离墙”(有时是“隔离墙”(英語:"separation barrier")或“约旦河西岸隔离墙”英語:"West Bank barrier"[18] ,《经济学人》[19]美国公共广播公司[20]纽约时报[21]也是如此。以色列外交部在英语中使用“安全围栏”一词。国际法院使用“墙”一词来解释“有时使用的其他表达方式,如果从物理意义上理解,就不会更准确。”它也被贬称为“种族隔离墙”或“种族隔离围栏”。[22][23][24] “接缝区”(希伯來語:מרחב התפר‎)是指1949年停战协定线和围栏之间的土地。

构造 编辑

以色列约旦河西岸隔离墙被以色列国防军描述为一个“多层复合障碍物”,部分由9米高的混凝土墙组成[25],其他部分由多层围栏系统组成,两道外围围栏上有三道金字塔形的带刺铁丝网,中间有一道较轻的围栏,中间有入侵检测设备; 一条反车辆沟渠; 两侧有巡逻道路; 以及一条用于跟踪入侵的光滑沙带[26][27]

当以色列约旦河西岸隔离墙建成时,它包含一个平均宽度为60米(200英尺)的隔离区[28] ,有些部分的隔离区宽达100米[29]。通常来说,混凝土墙的宽度为3米,高度为9米[25]

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