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Since the formation of Benjamin Netanyahu's government in late 2022, there has been an escalation in settlement activities in the West Bank. The Israeli occupation announced the allocation of approximately $2.8 billion to expand settlements and build thousands of new housing units, including 12,000 units as part of broad expansion plans. This expansion deepens the occupation and consolidates the presence of settlements in sensitive areas, despite international opposition—particularly from the European Union—which has reaffirmed that it does not recognition Israeli sovereignty over the territories occupied since 1967. The EU also called for a halt to settlement expansion and the legalization of outposts. Additionally, Israel is approving plans to build over a thousand units on Palestinian lands, reflecting a continued imposition of facts on the ground and hindering prospects for a two-state solution. Meanwhile, the United Nations and the international community consider the settlements illegal and view them as threats to peace and stability in the region.
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