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Israeli Law Permits Utilities for West Bank Settlements
The Israeli military has approved an amendment to the Planning and Building Law in the West Bank, allowing unauthorized settlement buildings to connect to water and electricity networks before plans are officially approved. This applies to public or private lands in areas scheduled for legalization, for a period of three years, extendable. This amendment is part of Israel's policy to legitimize outposts built without permits, as it increases facilitation for settlers while the Civil Administration continues to deny Palestinians building permits. This deepens discrimination in building and planning policies, with the Israeli government continuing to support the construction and expansion of settlements. Meanwhile, Palestinians are deprived of their rights to construction and infrastructure, reflecting a policy that favors settlers over Palestinians and violates international law.
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