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Israel's settlement plan to split the West Bank in 2 gains momentum

A controversial Israeli settlement plan that would effectively split the West Bank in two is gaining momentum after a key government committee -- the Higher Planning Committee of the Civil Administra...

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EU foreign ministers condemn Israel's new West Bank E1 settlement plan

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Israel has approved a settlement project that could divide the West Bank

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'Don't tell us where to build': Israeli ambassador hits back at David Lammy after Labour blasted country's controversial settlement plan

The Israeli ambassador to the UK has told Foreign Office officials not to 'tell us where to build in Jerusalem' after she was hauled in by David Lammy over the country's plans for a settlement project...

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Lammy leads attack on Israel for ‘violating international law’

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Israel Signs Off on Disputed West Bank Settlement Expansion

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The West Bank Is Sliding Toward a Crisis

When residents tried to stop them, some by throwing rocks, Yinon Levi, a settler who runs a demolition business that contracts with the Israel Defense Forces, fired several rounds from a handgun, kil...

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Australia joins 20 other countries to condemn Israel's West Bank settlement plan

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EU, UK, Australian foreign ministers condemn Israel's new settlement plan

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Israel approves E1 settlement plan, move seen as ‘erasing’ Palestinian state; 3,500 homes to cut West Bank in two

The plan, known as the E1 project, will see the construction of around 3,500 housing units adjacent to the settlement of Maale Adumim, east of Jerusalem. If implemented, the development would cut the West Bank in two, severing the last geographical link ...

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Israel approves settlement project that could divide the West Bank

Israel gave final approval Wednesday for a controversial settlement project in the occupied West Bank that would effectively cut the territory in two, and that Palestinians and rights groups say could destroy hopes for a future Palestinian state.