- Extending the operational hours of the Jalama and Rehan Crossings to Jenin, the Beit Mishpat Crossing to Ramallah, and the Rachel Crossing to Bethlehem until 24:00 daily.
- Palestinian families who have relatives in Israel may visit them for a one-week period during the month of Ramadan.
- Israeli-Arabs may enter A areas in Judea and Samaria from the Jordan Valley via the relevant crossings in the area.
- The Kh. Gabra and 104 crossings to Tul Karem are open throughout the entire week.
- 200 licenses were given to visitors from Arab countries to enter the Judea and Samaria Region for humanitarian cases.
- Palestinian men over the age of 50 and women over the age of 45 will be able to freely enter the Temple Mount for prayer.
- In accordance with security measures, married men between the ages of 45-50 and married women between the ages of 30-45 may also enter the Temple Mount during the Ramadan Period and Eid ul-Fitr holiday.
Civil Administration representatives met with Palestinian religious authorities and discussed prayer times and upcoming religious events in addition to informing the population of the accommodations being made.
Moreover, Civil Administration representatives briefed all forces operating in the area regarding the holiday times and traditions and distributed educational pamphlets. IDF soldiers have been ordered to show special consideration for the residents of the Judea and Samaria Region and, wherever possible to refrain from eating, drinking and smoking in public, especially at the various crossings so as to demonstrate a high level of respect and understanding." (source)
