Jubara and Anabta, Thursday AM, 11 May 2006 Watchers: Nadim, Birya L., Yael S. (reporting)07:20, JubaraRoadblock vacant – no pedestrians nor vehicles. The adjacent parking lot is blocked.07:30, Anabta Instructions in effect: For entry to Tulkarm – 4 cars. For exit from Tulkarm – 3 cars. The roadblock commander reports light traffic since this morning.Access directives: From north to south:.Pedestrians are allowed to pass via the Anabta roadblock, except those [males] aged 16-30 from Tulkarm and Jenin sub-districts.Cars are allowed to enter for the villages Shufa, Beit Lid and Saffarin and for humanitarian purposes. .From south to north: .Cars are allowed to enter, except for Israeli cars with yellow license plates. Drivers passing are warned not to attempt to return via this roadblock.The roadblock commander held a document of a young man who works for a humanitarian organization (the document bore the symbols of the Red Cross and of the Red Crescent). The commander claimed that the document was forged, since the picture was scanned and not glued on. He tried to find a similar document among those of persons passing the roadblock and did not let the man pass to Beit Iba. Finally we met him in Beit Iba [see separate report under Nablus] – he succeeded in passing via another roadblock.10:50On the way back from Beit Iba we observed the A-Ras roadblock and there were no significant waiting lines.11:00, Jubara The roadblock is quite deserted from both directions. There are no detainees [being held for security background checks] and only limited movement of pedestrians.