Saving that spectacular moment for the middle of thanksgiving dinner . <| sep |> Canadian guardian . Not thanksgiving so I have to work in the snow today . <| sep |> Check out a website called kisscartoon . com has full episodes of hundreds of animated shows from family guy to yo gabba gabba . <| sep |> So can Palestinians got to the area not in the original 1948 territory but still currently occupied by Israel ? As long as it ' s in the West Bank designated into various areas defined A Palestinian Authority control mostly WB cities , B shared control villages and towns outside the major cities or C full Israeli control no man ' s land . There are exceptions . Palestinians aren ' t allowed into Israeli settlements , we ' re also not allowed into East Jerusalem . There are also closed military zones and military outposts and bases where obviously Palestinians can ' t encroach upon . Area C lands , for instance the desert areas around the city of Jericho , or open mountain areas where no villages or towns exist are considered by the Israeli government to be their ' s . The problem is that while many villages and towns exist in Area B , their farmlands are in Area C and that ' s where the conflict arises . These classifications were set up by the Oslo Accords . There are unrecognized villages , mostly bedouin communities and nomadic tribes that also live on Area C and they are constantly under the threat of being razed . In most cases , you would be able to travel wherever you want in the Palestinian areas of the West Bank , as long as you are using Palestinian or shared PalestinianIsraeli roads . Roads that are exclusive to Israelis and settlers are not allowed to be used by Palestinians . Let ' s say I was in Palestine and I wanted to go to Tel Aviv to visit , for example , my cousin . Would I have to apply for a permission ? Is it even given out for things like visiting family ? How much time does it take to get the permission ? If you are a Palestinian that holds a West Bank ID , you wouldn ' t be allowed to go to Tel Aviv under any circumstance . unless . you are employed at a job in Tel Aviv and Civil Administration granted you working papers locally called Tasreeh to enter Israel . For things such as visits , it ' s impossible . 99 % of the time your application would be rejected . There are certain very rare conditions in which the Israeli government might do a good will gesture and grant you permission . Say if you were suffering from a serious illness and needed to be treated in an Israeli hospital , or perhaps if you married someone living in Israel but again those are very rare . If your record is clean and you have never been arrested or imprisoned for anything , then you might get a permission paper during Christmas or Easter or Ramadan to go to Israel . If you did get the permission paper , then you could visit your friend during the 1 month period of those holidays .