The Wall and Settlements: Israel Continues Its Colonial Plans to Cement Annexation and Expand Settlements
The article addresses Israel's ongoing escalation in Palestinian territories, particularly through expansionist settlement plans approved by the "Higher Planning Council" of the Israeli Civil Administration. Since early July, more than nine settlement schemes have been approved. These plans involve the addition of 1,024 new settlement units across more than 1,069 dunams of Palestinian land, with a special focus on northern and eastern areas of the West Bank such as Araba and Jenin, as well as Hebron. The policies include amending building regulations and land use changes to increase settlement density, aiming to expand settlements and connect them to Israeli infrastructure. This reinforces the occupation's strategy of land annexation and undermines Palestinian expansion efforts. These measures are part of ongoing expansionist schemes targeting land and Palestinian residents, representing a clear violation of international law and part of Israel's broader efforts to consolidate control over the occupied areas.
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