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The competing Israeli parties in the elections are moving toward expanding settlements in the West Bank and rejecting the establishment of a Palestinian state. Among the most prominent is the "Religious Zionism and Identity" Party, which announced plans to establish 104 new settlements and create 160 settlement farms. They are working to implement a policy of full annexation, aiming to increase the settler population in the area to one million. The "Jewish Power" Party supports the creation of new settlements and refuses to evacuate them, and is working to dismantle the Palestinian Authority. Other parties, such as "Yisrael Beiteinu" and "Ameih Yisrael," also endorse expanding settlements and consider the establishment of a Palestinian state off the table. All parties agree that the solution lies in strengthening Israeli sovereignty and annexing large areas in the West Bank, with the rejection of establishing a Palestinian state.
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