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West Bank Settlement Expansion Plan
The article discusses an Israeli settler plan to expand control over the heights and peaks in the West Bank, aiming to strengthen their presence in open areas and establish settlements deep within Palestinian territories. Settlement activist Elisha Yard proposes a model that begins with small pastoral outposts, then increases military presence before transforming them into recognized settlements. The strategy focuses on sites such as Jabal al-Salama, Ras Jadir, Jabal Tummun, and Jabal Harish. The goal of this plan is to connect the northern and southern highlands to create a continuous chain of geographical control, ultimately reaching the summit of Jabal Harish and linking the northern areas of the West Bank with the Jordan Valley. It also seeks to dominate strategic locations like Jabal al-Armah and Al-Tarujah. Yard states that this concept remains unofficial but presents a potential plan to expand settler influence in the future, noting that such movements typically start with small settler initiatives accompanied by military presence, followed by political decisions to legitimize them.
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