Joint Patrols Sample Clauses

Joint Patrols a. The mission of the Joint Patrols shall be to assist in ensuring free, unimpeded and secure movement along the roads designated in Articles V and VI below. b. Unless the JSC decides otherwise, the Joint Patrols shall each be composed of two 4-wheel drive vehicles, one Palestinian and one Israeli, equipped with adequate communications systems. The vehicles shall be marked so as to be easily distinguishable from all other vehicles in the area. In each vehicle there will be an officer and three uniformed and armed guards. c. The Joint Patrols will patrol 24 hours a day, in vehicles along their routes of activity, or as directed by the relevant DCO. Joint Patrols on the Lateral Roads in the Gaza Strip will also patrol on foot along their routes of activity, and on the adjacent sides of the roads upon which the security of the traffic along these roads is dependent. d. On roads under Israeli security responsibility, the Israeli vehicle will be the leading vehicle. On roads under Palestinian security responsibility, the Palestinian vehicle will be the leading vehicle. The Joint Patrols will be under the direction of the relevant DCO. e. The Joint Patrols shall continuously monitor movement within their area of operation and shall act to prevent and deal with incidents that may threaten or endanger persons using the roads. They shall report any such incident or threat thereof, as well as any action taken, to the relevant DCO, and to the respective Israeli military and Palestinian police district headquarters. f. On reaching the scene of an incident, the Joint Patrol will take all measures necessary to deal with the incident, and provide assistance as necessary. The Joint Patrol shall verify that the appropriate measures have been taken and report to the relevant DCO accordingly.
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Joint Patrols a. Joint Patrols led by a Palestinian vehicle will operate on each of the following roads, as indicated on map No. 4:
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Joint Patrols a. Joint Patrols led by a Palestinian vehicle will operate on each of the following roads, as indicated on map No. 4: 1. the main xxxxx-xxxxx xxxx (Xxxxx Xx. 00) crossing Jenin; 2. the main xxxxx-xxxxx xxxx (Xxxxx Xx. 00) crossing Nablus; 3. the main east-west road (Route Nos. 57 and 60) crossing Nablus; 4. the main xxxx-xxxx xxxx (Xxxxx Xx. 00) crossing Tulkarm; 5. the main xxxx-xxxx xxxx (Xxxxx Xx. 00) crossing Qalqilya;
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Joint Patrols a. Joint Patrols led by a Palestinian vehicle will operate on each of the following roads, as indicated on map No. 4: 1. the main north-south road (Route No. 60) crossing Jenin; 2. the main north-south road (Route No. 60) crossing Nablus; 3. the main east-west road (Route Nos. 57 and 60) crossing Nablus; 4. the main east-west road (Route No. 57) crossing Tulkarm; 5. the main east-west road (Route No. 55) crossing Qalqilya;
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Joint Patrols i. Joint Patrols led by a Palestinian vehicle will operate on each of the following roads, as indicated on map No. 4: 1. the main north-south road (Route No. 60) crossing Jenin; 2. the main north-south road (Route No. 60) crossing Nablus; 3. the main east-west road (Route Nos. 57 and 60) crossing Nablus; 4. the main east-west road (Route No. 57) crossing Tulkarm; 5. the main east-west road (Route No. 55) crossing Qalqilya; 6. the main north-south road (Route No. 60) crossing Ramallah; 7. the main east-west road (Route No. 3) crossing Ramallah; 8. the main north-south road (Route No. 60) crossing Bethlehem; 9. the main east-west road crossing Beit Jala; 10. the main north-south road (Route No. 90) crossing Jericho; and 11. the road crossing Hebron, as set out in Article VII (Hebron) below. The operation of the Joint Patrols in each district will commence after the completion of redeployment in the respective district. ii. Each DCO will be allowed, within 3 months after the completion of the redeployment in its respective district, to decide that Joint Patrols will function on roads crossing areas A, B and C.
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Joint Patrols a. Joint Patrols led by a Palestinian vehicle will operate on each of the following roads, as indicated on map No. 4: (1) the main xxxxx-xxxxx xxxx (Xxxxx Xx. 00) crossing Jenin; (2) the main xxxxx-xxxxx xxxx (Xxxxx Xx. 00) crossing Nablus; (3) the main east-west road (Route Nos. 57 and 60) crossing Nablus; (4) the main xxxx-xxxx xxxx (Xxxxx Xx. 00) crossing Tulkarm; (5) the main xxxx-xxxx xxxx (Xxxxx Xx. 00) crossing Qalqilya; (6) the main xxxxx-xxxxx xxxx (Xxxxx Xx. 00) crossing Ramallah; (7) the main east-west road (Route No. 3) crossing Ramallah; (8) the main xxxxx-xxxxx xxxx (Xxxxx Xx. 00) crossing Bethlehem; (9) the main east-west road crossing Beit Jala; (10) the main xxxxx-xxxxx xxxx (Xxxxx Xx. 00) crossing Jericho; and (11) the road crossing Hebron, as set out in Article VII (Hebron) below. The operation of the Joint Patrols in each district will commence after the completion of redeployment in the respective district. b. Each DCO will be allowed, within 3 months after the completion of the redeployment in its respective district, to decide that Joint Patrols will function on roads crossing areas A, B and C.
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