- Bezalel Smotrich governs the disputed West Bank territory and pushes for settlement expansion in occupied territory.
- Bezalel Smotrich announced plans for settlement expansion into specific regions including Galilee, the West Bank, and the Negev.
Smotrich demands control of the Planning Administration and allocates budgets for Samaria and Gaza envelope, referencing future conflict in Galilee.
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Smotrich demands control of the Planning Administration and allocates budgets for Samaria and Gaza envelope, referencing future conflict in Galilee.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Smotrich spearheads settlement revolution in Samaria and criticizes UN leadership.1 source
Smotrich demands control of the Planning Administration and allocates budgets for Samaria and Gaza envelope, referencing future conflict in Galilee.1 source
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The entities involved
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Bezalel Smotrich
Israeli far-right politician (born 1980)
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Galilee
large region mainly located in northern Israel
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Samaria
park i Norrköping
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Related events
- Smotrich manages fiscal frameworks while Eisenkot challenges his handling of military funds.
- Smotrich called for the establishment of settlements in the Gaza Strip, comparing them to those in the West Bank.
- Smotrich warns of political consequences for Israel, while Eisenkot's rise suggests a shift toward a Palestinian state.
- Smotrich is noted as a prominent Israeli political figure amid perceived hostility between Israeli and Arab groups.
- Smotrich called for changes in the Arab community, Hamas reacted to an attack, and Israeli soldiers were deployed to the West Bank.