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The government led by Benjamin Netanyahu has approved the establishment of settlements in the West Bank.

33 reports, 14 independent Updated Sep 15
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The government led by Benjamin Netanyahu has approved the establishment of settlements in the West Bank.

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  1. Israel expands settlements in the West Bank with the approval of the government led by Netanyahu.Sub-event
  2. Maps detailing settlement expansion in the West Bank were presented, involving Benjamin Netanyahu and Barack Obama.Sub-event
  3. Netanyahu's government, supported by Smotrich, opposes the two-state solution and claims the West Bank is disputed territory.1 source
  4. Netanyahu's government increased settlement construction in the West Bank.1 source
  5. Netanyahu and Smotrich backed settlement funding; Israel also targeted Hamas members.1 source
  6. Smotrich and Ben-Gvir vowed to annex the West Bank following settlement approvals.1 source
  7. Netanyahu's government approved the establishment of settlements in the West Bank.1 source

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