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Israel announces a settlement project that critics say will effectively cut the West Bank in two
The E1 plan is expected to receive final approval on Aug. 20, capping off 20 years of bureaucratic wrangling. The planning committee on Aug. 6 rejected all of the petitions to stop the construction filed by rights groups and activists, according to Peace Now, which tracks settlement expansion in the West Bank and filed opposition.
Israeli finance minister directly links green-lighting 3,000 housing units in West Bank with killing two-state solution, days ...
The Times of Israel on MSN2d
Smotrich to okay 3,000 homes in E1 settlement area: ‘Buries idea of Palestinian state’
Controversial project that would split West Bank into north and south has been on hold for decades due to international ...
SOFREP on MSN2d
Evening Brief: Israel to Approve E1 Settlement Project
Anchorage summit, DC crackdowns, Gaza aid row, and Europe’s arms boom. Here is Thursday's SOFREP Evening Brief - August 14, ...
DPA International on MSN1d
Israel's Smotrich threatens W Bank takeover, reveals expansion plans
Israel's far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich on Thursday said his country would annex the occupied West Bank if the ...
JERUSALEM / PNN / In a move widely seen as a challenge to the international community and the two-state solution, Israeli ...
Standing at the site of the planned settlement in Maale Adumim on Thursday, Smotrich, a settler himself, said Prime Minister ...
In a reversal of past US policy, the State Department backed the E1 project connecting Maale Adumim to Jerusalem, calling it ...
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