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Jerusalem approves 2,300 new settlement units
The article discusses the expansion plan for the Gilo settlement south of Jerusalem, which involves constructing approximately 2,300 settlement units on an area of 195 dunams. The Jerusalem Province warns that this plan aims to isolate East Jerusalem from Bethlehem and southern the West Bank, and seeks to erase the city's geographic and demographic identity by seizing historic Palestinian lands, including agricultural lands and ancient olive groves. The province also emphasizes that Israel's use of the Law of Custodianship of Absentees to confiscate lands constitutes a violation of international law and Palestinian rights. It is part of an ongoing campaign to control Palestinian territories, aimed at imposing a settlement-oriented reality that isolates Jerusalem and undermines its Palestinian identity. The community urged the international community to take urgent action to halt settlement expansion and protect Palestinian rights in Jerusalem.
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