The Israeli "Cruel Occupation"
A few details on the "Israeli occupation" of Juda & Samaria on 1967-1989.
1989 is when the Palestinians began their first "Intifada".
 | | Before 1967 | After 1989 |
| Hospitals & Clinics | 113 | 387 |
| Mother & Child Caring Centers | 23 | 135 |
| Villages with water supply | 12 | 200 |
| The Maleria | Exist | None |
| Baby fatalities (of 1,000) | 68 | 20.4 |
| Teachers | 5,316 | 17,373 |
| Teacher Seminars | None | 5 |
| Professional Schools | None | 14 |
| Universities | None | 6 |
| The Death Penalty | Exist | Cancled |
In 1967 there were no universities in Yehuda or Shomron. Israel helped establish the following universities:
El Nagach (Shechem) - est. 1977
Beir Zeit - est. 1972
Bethlehem - est. 1973
Islamic College (Hebron) - est. 1971
Jerusalem University
College of Scientists (Abu Dis) - est. 1982
College of Social Welfare (El Bira) - est. 1979
College of Religion (Beit Hanina) - est. 1978
By looking at the illiteracy rates and high school completion rate, one can see a vast improvement between 1970 and 1983, when Israel controlled Yehuda and Shomron:
The percentage of illiterates among Arabs in Yehuda and Shomron:
The percentage who finished high school among Arabs in Yehuda and Shomron:
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Bopolitica site
Bibliography: Martin Gilbert, "The Israel-Arab-Conflict-Atlas" 1994.
Source of educational information: West Bank Handbook, Meron Benvenisti, 1987
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