- The government of Israel, through the Civil Administration, has issued an expropriation order on private land and announced a NIS 250 million heritage plan.
- The finance ministry proposed an initiative for heritage site development and allocated NIS 113 million, strengthening connections to the Land of Israel.
- Settler projects are being pushed forward and activities are underway in the West Bank.
Government approved illegal settler farms in the West Bank.
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What happened
Government approved illegal settler farms in the West Bank.
Who's involved
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Settler projects are being pushed forward and activities are underway in the West Bank.Also in this story
- The government encourages settlers to seize resources in the West Bank.
- On September 17, 2026, Israel was carrying out actions involving the displacement of people in the West Bank.
- Settlers conduct infrastructure work in the West Bank.
- Yesh Din organization monitors settler activity in the West Bank territory.
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