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The report focused on the increasing assaults and Israeli settlements in the West Bank. It indicated that about two-thirds of settler attacks this year occurred in Areas (A) and (B), reflecting a geographic expansion of settlement violence beyond the regions under full Israeli control according to the Oslo Agreement. The data also showed a rise in attacks in Area (B) from 25% to 55% within a year, while attacks decreased in Area (C) from 67% to 37%. This coincided with the expansion of settlement outposts, as documented by the "Peace Now" movement, which recorded the establishment of 52 new outposts in 2024 within Area (B). This reflects an Israeli attempt to impose control over larger swathes of Palestinian land and to bypass the boundaries of the Oslo divisions—which separate the West Bank into Areas (A), (B), and (C). According to the report, this expansion threatens to weaken the geographic connectivity between Palestinian areas and fragment the West Bank, indicating a gradual shift in land control and undermining the prospects for establishing a contiguous Palestinian state. There are also increasing calls within the Israeli government for broader control over the West Bank.
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