Abstract
Yüzyılın en uzun süren çatışması olan
İsrail-Filistin çatışmanın ana amacı alan üzerinde hakimiyet sağlamak. Bu amaç
doğrultusunda çeşitli araçlar kullanılarak alanı yeniden yaratmak ve dolayısıyla
o alanda kimlerinin ne şekilde yaşayacağına karar verme üstünlüğünü ele
geçirmek büyük önem teşkil ediyor. Bu açıdan bakıldığı zaman bu mücadelenin en
hareketli cephelerinden biri de Kudüs şehri. Kutsal ve paylaşılamayan şehir Kudüs’te
kimlerin, ne şekilde yaşayacağına tek taraflı olarak karar vermek isteyen
İsrail, merkezi hükümetin politikaları ve şehir belediyesinin araçlarını bir
araya getirip imar ve iskan izinleri, kimlik kartları ve duvarın yolu ile hem
kenti hem de kentteki ötekileri yeniden yaratmaya çalışıyor.
Keywords
Batı Şeria Duvarı Kudüs imar Filistin İsrail kimlik kartı belediye
References
- Dolphin, R., (2006), The West Bank Wall: Unmaking Palestine, London: Ann Arbor.
- Dumper, M., (1997), The Politics of Jerusalem Since 1967, New York: Columbia University Press.
- Sorkin, M., (2005), Against the Wall, (New York: The New Press.
- Weizman, E., (2007), Hollow Land: Israel’s Architecture of Occupation, London: Verso.
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Abstract
One of the
main aims of the long-lasting conflict of the century is the one between
Israel-Palestine. The basic aim of both parties is to have domination over the
space. To achieve this ultimate aim, it is vital for them to shape and reshape
the land and to have the authority to decide who will live on it and how. From
this perspective, Jerusalem is one of the main fronts of the conflict. Israel
wants to make an one-sided decision on who will live in Jerusalem, the holy and
indivisible city, and how. The political aims of the government is combined
with the technical tools of the municipality in the construction and settlement
permits, the identity cards and the path of the wall issues. In this way, they
try to reshape the city and its urban others.
References
- Dolphin, R., (2006), The West Bank Wall: Unmaking Palestine, London: Ann Arbor.
- Dumper, M., (1997), The Politics of Jerusalem Since 1967, New York: Columbia University Press.
- Sorkin, M., (2005), Against the Wall, (New York: The New Press.
- Weizman, E., (2007), Hollow Land: Israel’s Architecture of Occupation, London: Verso.
- Ministry of Defense, Security Fence Online, Available [online]: “http://www.securityfence.mod.gov.il/Pages/ENG/operational.htm”, Accessed 20 March 2009.
- B’tselem, The Israeli Information Center fort he Human Rights inb the Occupied Territories “http://www.btselem.org/english/Separation_Barrier/Statistics.asp”, Accessed 10 November 2010.
- B’tselem, The Israeli Information Center fort he Human Rights inb the Occupied Territories “http://www.btselem.org/english/Separation_Barrier/Statistics.asp”, Accessed 10 November 2010.
Details
| Primary Language | Turkish |
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| Journal Section | Articles |
| Authors | |
| Publication Date | December 31, 2010 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2010 Volume: 1 Issue: 2 |
