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Haaretz: Israel Uses Archaeology to Take Land
The Haaretz newspaper revealed that the Israeli government has intensified land seizures in the West Bank in recent months, particularly through a unit affiliated with the Civil Administration responsible for archaeological sites. These operations aim to solidify Israeli presence prior to the upcoming elections, taking advantage of changes in the unit’s budget, which increased from 14 million shekels in 2019 to approximately 124 million shekels, along with an increase in staff to around 60 employees. Currently, projects are underway at ten sites out of seventy, some of which are not directly related to archaeology, amidst widespread Israeli efforts to develop archaeological sites and facilitate access to them, with the goal of expanding control over territories in the West Bank.
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