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Israel's settlement plan to split the West Bank in 2 gains momentum
LONDON -- 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 Administration under the Defense Ministry -- gave its approval.
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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 ...
Canada’s foreign minister has joined officials from several other countries in demanding an 'immediate reversal in the strongest terms' to Israel’s plan to settle an area in the Israeli-occupied West ...
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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Evening Brief: National Guard Vehicle Collides with Civilian Car, Israel Approves E1 Settlement Project, NATO Chiefs Hold Virtual Meeting
National Guard crash jolts D.C., US snags ISIS leader, Israel okays E1 settlement. Here’s what’s making headlines this ...
Minister fetes 'historic' approval of controversial construction scheme in West Bank's E1 area, upending a decades-long freeze ...
Construction in E1 is expected to begin immediately, while Ashahel’s plan reaches the deposit stage, a key step toward final ...
Israel's defence minister on Wednesday approved a military plan for the conquest of Gaza City, authorising the call-up of ...
Israel begins its operation to occupy Gaza City, calling up to 60,000 reservists. Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are ...
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