Israel accepts hundreds of housing units in 3 locations in the western bank
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Israel has given priority to the construction of 764 additional houses in three Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank, a decision that has further increased the quotes of Israel accusing the Israeli Government of “Palestinian territory.
Israel’s Finance Minister Bezaleli Smotrich said the Higher Planning Council, the body in charge of building plans for shops in the West Bank, approved 478 housing units, 230, and 56 plots in Beitar and Givat Zev, respectively.
Smotrich, who created the residence policy and is a foreigner himself, called the Council’s decision part of the ‘strategic move that is clear to strengthen payments and ensure the continuity of life, security and growth. “
Wednesday’s decision puts the total housing units approved in the West Bank since Smotrich took office at 51,370, he said in a statement.
These settlements are considered by most of the international community to be illegal under international law, and the Security Council has passed many resolutions against their expansion.
Nabil Abu Cheaneh, a spokesman for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, criticized the movement, which aims to rid the region “and” drag it into a cycle of violence and war. “
He wanted the Trump administration to pressure Israel to end the expansion of the settlement “to ensure that the success of the President [Donald] Trump’s efforts are also trying to stop the war and achieve stability in the region. “
The Watchdog Group condemns the move
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“This is a double injustice: it reinforces the illegal apartheid regime and will come at a heavy cost the day Israel is forced out of the territories,” the group said in a statement.
The decision comes less than a month after an Israeli government document indicated that Israel plans to seize parts of the West’s largest banking sector. In August, Israel’s administration agreed to build on a high-risk financial settlement project that effectively cut it in half.
The Israeli government has given final approval to a controversial construction project that would effectively cut the West Bank in two. The settlements are considered illegal under international law.
The government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been found under funding from Palestinians and rights groups to accelerate the expansion of settlements in the West Bank, which they say is aimed at preventing future Palestinian status there.
Israel captured the West Bank, east Jerusalem and Gaza – areas sought by Palestinian territories for a future state – in the 1967 war. We have made more than 500,000 Jews in the West Bank, more than 200,000 more to the steps in east Jerusalem.
Israel’s government is dominated by right-wing supporters of the anti-Semitism movement, including Smordrich and Cabinet Minister Tamar Ben-Gvir, who oversee the country’s police force.
The increase in settlements has been compounded by a spate of attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank in recent months.
According to the harvest of October, settlers in that field presented with eight attacks every day, according to the Office of the United Nations Humatitarian, these attacks continued in November, according to the UN record. 24.
Residents burned cars, destroyed mosques, demolished industrial plants and destroyed crops. The Israeli authorities have done very little to punish the occasional violence.
