The Palestinian territory refers to a geographical unit located in Western Asia that now includes Israel and Palestine, with a total area of about 27,000 square kilometers. The Palestinian area is located in an important position, bordering the Mediterranean Sea, located in the transportation of the three continents of Asia, Europe and Africa, and has historically been a place where soldiers and families must fight.
Because of its strategic value, many ethnic groups have settled in Palestinian areas throughout history. In 1200 BC, Jews migrated to Palestine, where they settled for more than 1,000 years. At that time, this land was not called Palestine, and after the Roman Empire ruled the area, a Jewish province was established here, and in 135 AD, the Jews of the Jewish province broke out against the Balcoheba Uprising of the Roman Empire. After the Roman Empire suppressed the uprising, it expelled the Jews and renamed the Jewish province the Province of Palestine. Since then, the land has been known as Palestine, and Jews have been scattered all over the world.
In the 7th century, the Arab Empire controlled Palestine, and as the Arabs continued to move in, assimilated with the locals, the Palestinians gradually formed. That is to say, when the Palestinians were formed, the Jews had been gone for hundreds of years, and the Palestinians did not expect that the Jews would return.
At the end of the 19th century, with the support of British colonists, Jews from all over the world began to migrate to Palestine, which was a British colony and the Palestinians were powerless to resist. After the end of World War II, the United Nations adopted the Palestinian-Israeli partition plan, which established Palestinian and Jewish states in The Palestinian areas, respectively.
According to the United Nations partition plan, the originally intact Palestine was divided by Israel into three disconnected parts: the northern region, the Gaza region on the verge of the Mediterranean, and the West Bank. In the history of the world, with the exception of archipelagic states, three parts of the country that are not connected to each other are very rare, so the Palestinians cannot accept a partition plan.
In 1947, Israel was proclaimed, and the Arab states provoked a war in the Middle East in an attempt to destroy the nascent Israel in order to restore the integrity of Palestine. But the war ended in the defeat of the Arab states, and since then, through successive Middle East wars, Israel has continued to encroach on Palestinian land, the northern part of Palestine allocated by the United Nations to Israel has been first incorporated into Israel, and the Gaza area and the West Bank have become smaller and smaller. In the end, only a small patch of land remained on the Mediterranean coast of the Gaza Strip, and the West Bank was divided into many disconnected parts by Israel.
In order to separate Palestine from Israel, Israel has built the separation wall in Gaza and the Palestinian living quarters of the West Bank, completely dividing and encircling Palestine. As can be seen from the map, Palestine, surrounded by Israel, is like an archipelago state on land, and the living quarters of the Palestinians are like an island. Palestine is a country made up of isolated islands, so how can the Palestinian regions be transported?
In fact, there is no contact between the West Bank and Gaza, and Israel has built a taller separation wall in Gaza and blockaded Gaza. In the West Bank, Israel's control over the West Bank is relatively loose, and Israel has maintained an entrance and exit while building the separation wall in various Palestinian living quarters. There are checkpoints at the entrances and exits, where Israeli soldiers are stationed, and Palestinians entering and leaving the settlements are subject to inspection before entering other Palestinian enclaves through Israeli-controlled areas.
So overall, it can be said that the Palestinian West Bank has become Israel's state within a state, and Israel's control over the Palestinians will increase or decrease as the situation changes. If the situation is tense, the inspection will be very strict, and on the contrary, the management will be more lax. In any case, transport links in various Palestinian areas would be controlled by Israel.