Israel announces settlement tenders before elections

The article discusses the readiness of Israeli authorities to open bids for the construction of over 2,167 settlement units in the E1 project between Jerusalem and Ma'aleh Adumim, just two days before the Knesset elections on October 27. The announcement to begin accepting bids was made on October 25, with the deadline for submissions set for December 21. The project includes a total of 3,401 units, divided into two separate tenders. This project is considered one of the most sensitive settlement initiatives, aimed at strengthening the geographical link between Jerusalem and Ma'aleh Adumim. Such a move enhances spatial segregation and undermines Palestinian connectivity. Human rights organizations oppose it, stating that it deepens divisions and threatens Palestinian access to Jerusalem. Notably, the timing of the announcement before the elections is seen, according to reports, as a reflection of the government's insistence on establishing facts on the ground that are difficult to reverse, despite judicial challenges and opposition.

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