West Bank Settlement Expansion in E1
Sector: Government • Location: Jerusalem, Israel
Source: The Globe and Mail
A controversial settlement project in the occupied West Bank, specifically in the E1 area east of Jerusalem, approved by Israel. The project includes around 3,500 apartments adjacent to the existing settlement of Maale Adumim and aims to expand Israeli settlements, effectively cutting the West Bank in two. The plan also includes approval of 350 homes for the settlement of Ashael near Hebron.
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Description | A controversial settlement project in the occupied West Bank, specifically in the E1 area east of Jerusalem, approved by Israel. The project includes around 3,500 apartments adjacent to the existing settlement of Maale Adumim and aims to expand Israeli settlements, effectively cutting the West Bank in two. The plan also includes approval of 350 homes for the settlement of Ashael near Hebron. |
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