During the first quarter of 2020, the Israel Government and the Israeli Civil Administration endorsed 31 plans to expand 26 Israeli settlements with an approval to construct 7892 housing units in designated 26 Israeli settlements on confiscated 6229 dunums of the Palestinian land in the occupied West Bank (including East Jerusalem) territory.
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The Israeli Civil Administration has announced a new settlement expansion plan—No. 101-1284223—which outlines the construction of 1,990 new settlement units on approximately 175.9 dunums of land extending towards...
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في أواخر شهر شباط من العام 2025، صادقت دولة الاحتلال الإسرائيلي على مخطط استيطاني جديدة لبناء حي سكني للمستوطنين على مساحة 22.2 دونما من الأراضي الفلسطينية لتابعة...
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في السابع من شهر أيلول من العام 2023, صادقت بلدية الاحتلال الإسرائيلي في القدس المحتلة على مخطط استيطاني جديد من شأنه أن يصادر مساحات شاسعة من أراضي...
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The Applied Research Institute – Jerusalem (ARIJ) In cooperation with Palestine Economic Policy Research Institute (MAS) Preface Legalizing nine Israeli settlement outposts in the occupied West...
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الانتهاك: توسع استيطاني. الموقع: قرية مسحة / محافظة سلفيت. تاريخ الانتهاك: تشرين أول 2022. الجهة المعتدية: مستعمرة " الكانا". الجهة المتضررة: أهالي قرية مسحة. تفاضيل الانتهاك: استكمل...
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