Netanyahu government reactivates disengagement settlements
The Benjamin Netanyahu government has decided to rebuild and expand the settlements included in the "Disengagement Plan" launched in 2005, during which Israel announced the evacuation of four settlements in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. This move comes in the context of an escalation of settlement activity, especially in Area C, with the aim of altering the geographical and demographic realities in favor of settlement expansion and restricting Palestinian population growth. Israel has taken measures such as halting construction permits and demolishing Palestinian commercial establishments. This development occurs just weeks before Israeli elections, amid international pressure to reduce settlement activity, while Israel asserts that the decision is implementing the law to cancel the disengagement plan, and aims at rebuilding the settlements. It is considered part of a strategic plan designed to encircle the Palestinians and diminish the chances of establishing an independent Palestinian state.
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