Expansion of hotspots and farms in classified areas
A new report confirms that the Israeli occupation does not adhere to its agreements with the Palestinians, especially in the areas designated as (B) in the West Bank. Over the past two and a half years, settlers have established more than 21 settlement outposts in these areas, despite the government's claims of dismantling them. These outposts have continually expanded, with some now inhabited by families and containing Jewish temples, along with access roads and service markets—violating the fundamental principles of the Oslo Accords, which grant Palestinians control over these regions. Israeli reports also indicate that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is aware of these expansions, despite his claims of evacuating the outposts. Furthermore, the occupation links these outposts to new settlement roads, aiming to deepen control over Palestinian lands and undermine the Palestinian presence. This constitutes a significant escalation that poses a serious threat to Palestinian rights and the prospect of a two-state solution.
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