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- (a) Military Order 13: "Order Concerning Restricting
Aviation In The West Bank" -- Any use of airplanes
in the area is forbidden without a permit. Jerusalem Airport
cannot be entered without a permit.
- (b) Military Order 18: "Order Concerning Closed Areas"
-- Anyone wishing to enter the West Bank requires a permit.
- (c) Military Order 25: "Order Concerning Transactions
In Property" -- This order makes it illegal to conduct
business transactions involving land and property without a
permit from the military authorities.
- (d) Military Order 26: "Order Concerning Control Over
Currency, Bills Of Exchange And Gold" -- This order
makes it illegal to conduct transactions in foreign currency
or gold, or to import into the area foreign currencies or gold
without a permit.
- (e) Military Order 40: "Order Concerning Closed Areas
(Extending The Licensing Period)" -- The Military Commander
may extend the entry permit for any individual to enter the
West Bank for as long as he sees fit.
- (f) Military Order 41: "Order Concerning Control Over
Currency. Bills Of Exchange And Gold" -- This defines
"resident of the area" as anyone given a permit to remain in
the area of his residence after 7 June 1967. Anyone who purchased
Jordanian dinars in Israel is allowed to bring them into the
area in accordance with the Defence Regulations (Finance) of
1941.
- (g) Military Order 42: "Order Concerning Order Prohibiting
Purchase And Sale (Cancellation)" -- Hereafter general
prohibitions of commercial transactions are to be replaced by
conditional permits.
- (h) Military
Order 47: "Order Concerning Transportation
Of Agricultural Produce" -- This prohibits the transport
in or out of the West Bank of any plant or animal produce (except
for canned goods) without a permit from a military authority.
The punishment for non-compliance is a prison sentence of up
to 3 years and/or a fine of 3,000 Jordanian dinars.
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MILITARY ORDER 47: ORDER REGARDING
THE TRANSPORT OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS (WEST BANK REGION)
(9 July 1967)
In accordance with the authority vested in me, and
in my capacity as the commander of the Israeli Defense
Forces in the West Bank region, I hereby order as follows: |
| Definitions. |
1. In this Order:
- "Competent authority"-The person appointed by me
as the competent authority for the purposes of this
order.
- "Agricultural product"-Includes plants, any animal
(dead or alive), vegetables, fruits, or any agricultural
product whose source is a plant or animal, but not
canned goods.
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| Prohibition. |
2. It is forbidden to remove or bring
any agricultural product from or into the region without
a permit from the competent authority. |
| Punishments. |
3. Any person who violates Article
2 of this Order or any specification regarding the requisite
permit will be punished by a period of three years imprisonment,
a fine of 3,000 dinars, or both. |
- (i) Military Order 49: "Order Concerning Closed Areas
(Prohibiting The Transportation Of Goods)" -- This
order makes it illegal to take out or bring into the occupied
territories or 'closed areas' any commodity (with the exception
of agricultural products which are subject to separate military
orders) without a permit signed by military officials-in-charge.
Anyone who has a permit to enter the area does not automatically
have permission to bring in or take out products from the closed
area.
- (j) Military Order 50: "Order Concerning Distribution
Of Newspapers" -- It is forbidden to import, distribute
or publish newspapers in the area without the permission of
the military authorities.
- (k) Military Order 56: "Order Concerning Road Transport"
-- This order specifies in considerable detail the conditions
under which vehicle licensing is to be regulated. This order
creates a new Israeli Military Committee to oversee vehicle
licensing.
- (l) Military Order 65: "Order Concerning Prohibition
Of Employment" -- This requires non-residents of the
occupied territories intending to start a business or take employment
there, including volunteers, to obtain a work permit from the
military authorities. This does not apply to non-residents who
are employees of the Israeli military or Israeli corporations,
or non-residents who were employed prior to 7 June, 1967, and
did not leave during the fighting.
- (m) Military Order 79: "Order Concerning Transmission
And Broadcasting" -- "It is forbidden to own any broadcasting
equipment, or to broadcast on it without a permit.
- (n) Military Order 96: "Order Concerning Customs Areas
" -- In accordance with the above, the West Bank is
defined as a distinct customs area in which it is not permissible
to transport or purchase goods in a non-registered vehicle or
on a donkey or in certain areas.
- (o) Military Order 101: "Order Concerning Prohibition
Of Incitement And Hostile Propaganda" -- "It is forbidden
to conduct a protest march or meeting (grouping of ten or more
where the subject concerns or is related to politics) without
permission from the Military Commander. It is also forbidden
to raise flags or other symbols, to distribute or publish a
political article and pictures with political connotations."
This includes artwork. No attempt should be made to influence
public opinion in a way which would be detrimental to public
order/ security. Censorship regulations are in accordance with
the Defense (Emergency) Regulations 1945. The punishment for
non-compliance is a prison sentence of up to 10 years and/or
a fine of 2,000 Israeli lira. Soldiers may use force to apply
this law.
- (p) Military Order 103: "Order Concerning Customs
Tariffs" -- This imposes customs duties on goods brought
into the area in accordance with a permit issued under Military
Order 45, with the exception of goods brought from Israel. It
also announces the creation of a public fund which is to be
used to develop the economy of the area and into which customs
fees levied on goods are to be paid. Article 3 imposes customs
duties on goods brought into the area of the West Bank from
any area except Israel. The determination of the level of these
duties is left to the "person responsible" appointed by the
Area Commander.
- (q) Military Order 114: "Order Concerning Road Transport"
Driving without a driver's license is strictly forbidden. Owner,
driver or responsible person are required to pay all costs when
vehicle or goods are confiscated.
- (r) Military Order 124: "Order Concerning Restriction
On The Transfer Of Goods" -- "It is forbidden for anyone
to bring in, move or transfer goods in the municipality of Nablus
without the permission of the Area Commander."
- (s) Military
Order 134: "Order Concerning Prohibition
On Operating Israeli Tractors And Other Agricultural Equipment"
-- It is not permitted to use agricultural equipment from Israel
in the occupied terrotiries without a permit from the area commander.
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MILITARY ORDER 134: ORDER PROHIBITING
THE OPERATION OF TRACTORS AND AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY
FROM ISRAEL (WEST BANK REGION)
(9 July, 1967)
In accordance with the authority vested in me, and
in my capacity as the commander of the Israeli Defense
Forces in the West Bank region, I hereby order as follows: |
| Definitions. |
1. In this Order:
- "The official" - The person appointed by me to be
the official for the purposes of this order, and also
any person authorized in writing by the official for
the purposes of tin's order (the subsidiary official).
- "Tractor or agricultural machine from Israel" -
A tractor or agricultural machine registered in Israel
in accordance with any law, or a tractor or agricultural
machine which is or was present in Israel on the eve
of the implementation of this order, or a tractor
or agricultural machine imported into Israel thereafter.
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Operating
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2. It is prohibited for any person
to bring a tractor or other agricultural machine from
Israel to the region, and it is prohibited for any person
to operate a tractor or any other agricultural machine
brought from Israel, either directly or indirectly, unless
a permit to this effect has been obtained from the official. |
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