Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza means illegal settlers are more free to travel to and trade with the EU than Palestinians living at home.
The restrictions on Palestinian movement are on show in Hebron, a city in the West Bank.
They are even more visible in Gaza, where Israeli forces have locked away people and their businesses from the outside world.
On a rooftop in Hebron's old city centre, Hisham Sharabati, a Palestinian residen...
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