Occupation government allocates one billion shekels for road construction to West Bank settlements
The Israeli government has approved the allocation of over 1 billion shekels (approximately 1.075 billion shekels) over three years for the purchase and development of roads in dozens of new and expanded settlements in the West Bank. This includes roads leading to settlements and connecting them, as well as internal roads serving existing and planned settlements. The aim of this funding is to expand the settler infrastructure and reinforce the presence of new settlements. The government has announced its intention to establish more than 100 settlements and 160 agricultural and herding outposts. This decision is part of a broad plan to accelerate settlement expansion under the Israeli government's auspices and reflects a continued policy of Judaization and imposing facts on the ground in the occupied territories.
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