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Settlement Plan to Secure West Bank Heights
The article discusses the plans of Israeli settlers to expand their control over highlands and peaks in the West Bank, with the goal of spreading dominance from open areas to strategic summits overlooking Palestinian towns and roads. Activist Elichai Yarad proposes, through his model, that the expansion begin with small pastoral outposts fortified with military presence, which then evolve into recognized settlements, leveraging cooperation between military and political figures. The envisioned sites include multiple locations such as Jabal Salama south-east of Jenin, Jabal Ras Jader in Tubas, Jabal Al-Aarama between Beita and Aqraba, and Tel Al-Hadab in Hebron, emphasizing the importance of controlling high ground that overlooks Palestinian areas and connects the different parts of the West Bank and the Jordan Valley. The ultimate aim is to establish a tangible, on-the-ground presence at key geographical junctures deep within the West Bank, reduce Palestinian resistance, while no official Israeli plan has been publicly announced to date.
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