Israeli Settlement Expansion Controversy
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- Yolande KnellBBC
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Israel has opened tenders for the construction of 1,200 settlement homes in the E1 area, a strategically important part of the occupied West Bank. The project, which would effectively divide the West Bank in two and isolate East Jerusalem, is seen as a major blow to hopes of a Palestinian state. UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has condemned the move, calling it an "unacceptable and destructive act" that will damage…
Israel opens up bids for highly sensitive West Bank settlement project →British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has announced that the UK government will prepare new sanctions against Israelis involved in settlement expansion in the West Bank and Gaza. The move is in response to Israel's decision to open a tender for 1,200 new settlement homes in the E1 area of the West Bank, which Miliband said would "cut across the heart of Palestine" and jeopardize the two-state solution. Miliband has…
British foreign minister plans sanctions over Israeli settlement expansion →Seven countries, including Canada and several European nations, have issued a joint statement condemning Israeli plans to build over 1,200 housing units in the E1 settlement project, which would split the occupied West Bank in two. The group warned Israel of "legal and reputational consequences" for proceeding with the plan, calling it a violation of Palestinian territorial contiguity. The Egyptian Foreign Ministry…
Europe, Canada condemn Israeli plans for new West Bank settlement →Analysis
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- 20 Aug
In a statement published on Wednesday evening, the UK's foreign secretary said "Britain will not stand back and accept the destruction of the Two-State Solution".
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21 Aug Europe, Canada condemn Israeli plans for new West Bank settlementSeven countries, including Canada and several European nations, have issued a joint statement condemning Israeli plans to build over 1,200 housing units in the E1 settlement project, which would split the occupied West Bank in two. The group warned Israel of "legal and reputational consequences" for proceeding with the plan, calling it a violation of Palestinian territorial contiguity. The Egyptian Foreign Ministry…Al Jazeera20 Aug British foreign minister plans sanctions over Israeli settlement expansionBritish Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has announced that the UK government will prepare new sanctions against Israelis involved in settlement expansion in the West Bank and Gaza. The move is in response to Israel's decision to open a tender for 1,200 new settlement homes in the E1 area of the West Bank, which Miliband said would "cut across the heart of Palestine" and jeopardize the two-state solution. Miliband has…The Straits Times
20 Aug Israel opens up bids for highly sensitive West Bank settlement projectIsrael has opened tenders for the construction of 1,200 settlement homes in the E1 area, a strategically important part of the occupied West Bank. The project, which would effectively divide the West Bank in two and isolate East Jerusalem, is seen as a major blow to hopes of a Palestinian state. UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has condemned the move, calling it an "unacceptable and destructive act" that will damage…BBC
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