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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Settlers Establish Outpost Near Jericho After Secret Home Purchase

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Dozens of Israeli settlers occupied eight homes near Jericho on Wednesday, purchased through the Nachala Movement and Binyamin Regional Council. The homes are in Area C, under Israeli control, but close to the Palestinian-controlled city. Peace Now and the Palestinian Authority condemned the move, citing security concerns and defiance of international law, while Nachala claims legal purchase. The IDF stated the settlers entered without permission.

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  • Dozens of Israeli settlers occupied eight homes near Jericho on Wednesday.
  • The homes were purchased through the Nachala Movement and Binyamin Regional Council.
  • Peace Now and the Palestinian Authority condemned the settlement's establishment.
  • Nachala Movement claims the properties were legally purchased.
  • The IDF stated the settlers entered the homes without permission.
Settlers Establish Outpost Near Jericho After Secret Home Purchase
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