شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية
شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية
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The article demonstrates that the Israeli government, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, is implementing policies that conflict with the Oslo Accords in Area "A" and Area "B" in the West Bank. These policies include expanding settlements and transferring land administration, planning, and building authority to the Israeli Civil Administration. Over the course of two and a half years, Israel established approximately 23 new settlement outposts, consolidated existing settlement sites, and extended its control over areas that are partially or fully under Palestinian control. This paves the way for an undeclared process of land annexation. The government's actions also involve issuing orders to seize land and settlement settlers carrying out assaults on Palestinian villages. These developments have drawn Palestinian and international criticism, as they escalate settlement activities that threaten the establishment of a contiguous Palestinian state. Israeli officials assert that these measures aim to enhance security and settlement presence, but human rights reports view them as violations of agreements and strategies aimed at land annexation.
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