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A report has revealed that the Israeli occupation authorities have recently expanded the areas designated as "state land" in the villages of Jalud and Mughair in the West Bank, adding approximately 193.93 dunams of land after redrawing the boundaries of the original declaration issued in 1984. This expansion occurs within the broader context of Israel's policies to control Palestinian land, utilizing various legal and administrative tools such as land declarations, expropriation, and boundary modifications to tighten control and reduce the landholdings of Palestinians. The report links this measure to the expansion of settler outposts, especially since the area added surrounds the "Kida" outpost, which was recently transformed into an official settlement, reflecting an attempt to extend settler influence and connect it to infrastructure. This adjustment is seen as a preliminary step toward increasing Israeli control over the land and transforming Palestinian territories into hubs for planning and expansion of colonial projects, threatening to further reduce the area of land under Palestinian control.
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