As far as Israel’s West Bank Barrier is concerned, this study has shown that, for the period studied, it significantly contributed to the reduction of suicide bombings to zero, dramatically reduced fatalities and even reduced attacks on both sides of the Barrier.

Barrier and its inherent security dynamics likely saved many lives. On the face of it, this is a powerful human benefit that should at a minimum be taken into account by politicians and their critics when forming long term security strategies.

Since the Barrier’s inception in 2002, suicide bombings are widely believed to have declined substantially. In fact, this belief is supported by our findings, but it is in direct contradiction to the arguments of Pape (2005), Pape and Feldman (2010) and Bloom (2005, 2011), dominant theorists on suicide bombings, who place considerable emphasis on the ideological and motivational factors in the deployment of suicide bombings.

Pape (2005) claims that suicide attacks are launched because they are effective in forcing foreign powers to retreat. His proposed ‘‘intervention’’ is that the United States, Israel and other occupying forces should cease their foreign military occupations

Again suicide terrorism is NOT an excuse for missing human rights!
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We need to remember that Palestine is the KING 🤴 of suicide terrorism!
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& terrorism in general
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Again walls or controls are not a discrimination against migration / people / human rights, but necessary for security or to contrast them. Obviously such controls don't need to get abused too!
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