As the Fatah-dominated Palestinian Authority came into the West Bank, many of the costs of being responsible for occupied Palestinians were transferred from Israel to the authority while the entrenchment of occupation continued unabated.
The vilification of these victims thereby facilitates the continued racial profiling of young black men and the rationalization and entrenchment of racist attitudes in policy and law enforcement.
While part of the two regiments dismounted to attack entrenchments on Tel es Saba defending Beersheba, the remainder of the light horsemen continued their charge into the town, capturing the place and part of the garrison as it was withdrawing.
It began in the south, where Ottoman cavalry guarded tracks to Madaba before continuing with strongly wired entrenchments.
The paper reveals how the current scenario creates new barriers for the social movements that continue to uphold proposals for sustainable futures, including deepened structural entrenchment in extractivism, the cooptation of alternatives to development proposals by government, the division of once-unified popular fronts, shifting electoral constituencies, and the emergence of new economic elites.
The entire fan may continue to grow with time, but the apex area experiences episodes of entrenchment during which sediment is reworked and moved farther down the fan.
He identified himself as a democratic socialist in arguing for pluralism, constitutional entrenchment of political freedoms, and a bill of rights, but critics were troubled by his continuing admiration for Marx and Lenin as mentors of democracy.
"This entrenchment device is a permanent corporate governance defect embedded in the company's structure -- and it continues to hurt the public shareholders," he wrote.
But a second presidential term for Mr Zuma is likely to continue on the same trajectory as the first: Paralysis in government as he pays back diverse backers, battered democratic institutions and the entrenchment of undemocratic values and behaviour.
