Egharbiya: Reestablishing Colonizers
The return of settlers to the "Kadam" settlement on Jenin's land indicates an escalation both politically and on the ground by the Israeli occupation. It aims to reshape the reality in northern the West Bank. About 30 Israeli families have moved back into the settlement, which Israel evacuated in 2005, in the presence of far-right Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich. This move is part of a plan to expand settlements and strengthen the colonial presence. Such action is considered a violation of international law and leads to changes on the geographic, demographic, economic, and security maps of the area. It threatens the possibility of establishing a contiguous Palestinian state and continues the occupation's practice of imposing new facts on the ground to disrupt any efforts toward establishing an independent Palestinian state.
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