Separation wall

A separation wall is a physical barrier built to divide territories or populations, often to control movement and enhance security. It can be constructed using fences, walls, or other barriers. In some cases, its purpose is to prevent conflict or violence by limiting access between groups, but it can also impact daily life, freedom of movement, and community connections. The most well-known example is the barrier in Israel and the Palestinian territories, which has generated significant political and human rights discussions about security versus mobility and rights.