By Tom Anderson & Therezia Cooper
Corporate Occupation/Corporate Watch has been asked by campaigners for information on Bezeq‘s telecommunications infrastructure in Israel’s illegal settlements. We have collected some more information.
Bezeq, previously a state-owned company, has historically had a monopoloy on the telecommunications market. Since the 1990s, the state has been selling off its stake in Bezeq. The company is now owned by private consortia. For more information on Bezeq click here.
Bezeq sign in the illegal Israeli settlement of Almog
On the 26th January 2013 Corporate Watch photographed a Bezeq sign in the illegal Israeli settlement of Almog. Almog is a settlement kibbutz in the Southern Jordan Valley close to the Dead Sea. According to Peace Now Almog was established within the West Bank in 1977 and has 153 residents.
Bezeq infrastructure in the illegal Israeli settlement of Ramat Eshkol
Bezeq infrastructure in the illegal Israeli settlement of Ma’ale Efraim
On 21st January 2013 Corporate Watch photographed Bezeq infrastructure in the Jordan Valley settlement of Ma’ale Efraim. On the same day we took photographs of Bezeq infrastructure in the East Jerusalem settlement neightbourhood of Ramat Eshkol.
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