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West Bank's role in Israeli right-wing plans
The article focuses on Israel's developments and plans in the West Bank, as the Israeli government, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, moves towards ending the Oslo Accords and establishing full control over the region. The West Bank is considered the core of the Zionist project because of its connection to religious narratives and the belief in the "Promised Land." There is a clear aim to redefine the Jewish state based on religious and nationalist visions. Israeli policies include expanding settlements, forced expulsions, arrests, and imposing restrictions on Palestinians, all with the goal of eliminating the possibility of establishing a Palestinian state and thwarting the two-state solution. Politically, the Palestinian Authority is weaker than ever, with growing fears of the political and geographical erasure of the Palestinian presence in the future. Additionally, Israel's current practices reflect a trend toward officially annexing the West Bank and transforming it into limited administrative areas, in an attempt to dismantle the Oslo process. These developments have significant implications for Israel's international image, especially among younger generations in Europe and America.
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