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  1. Israeli authorities accelerated settlement expansion in both the West Bank and East Jerusalem.

Amana plans 122-home settlement project in East Jerusalem

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Amana plans to build 122 homes in Sheikh Jarrah, East Jerusalem, marking its first settlement project in the area. The proposal involves replacing existing residential buildings at the Shepherd Hotel compound with a larger, 12-story development. The project has received support from the Ministry of Construction and Housing and is scheduled for an initial review on November 11, 2026.

From arabnews.com, english.wafa.ps

Why it matters

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The construction is part of a broader push by Israeli government bodies to build thousands of homes. Amana has previously driven settlement growth across the occupied West Bank, and this project reinforces the settlement growth dynamic in the region.

Israeli authorities have accelerated settlement expansion in both the West Bank and East Jerusalem.

From arabnews.com

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    Might see increased demand for construction and development services due to the large-scale project.

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  1. Amana announces its first settlement project in East Jerusalem, backed by government support.1 source
  2. Amana spearheads colonial construction in East Jerusalem, linked to Ateret Cohanim.1 source

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