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YnetPolitics

Norway and Netherlands Join European Powers in Condemning Israel's E1 Settlement Plan

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Norway and the Netherlands joined France, Germany, the UK, and Italy in condemning Israel's plan to build 1,200 homes in the E1 West Bank area, calling it unacceptable and harmful to Israel's international reputation.

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  • Norway and the Netherlands joined five European countries in condemning Israel's E1 settlement plan.
  • The plan involves building about 1,200 housing units beyond the Green Line in the West Bank.
  • The joint European statement called the Israeli government's decision unacceptable.
  • They warned the plan would further harm Israel's international standing.
  • The condemnation reflects European concerns over settlement expansion and peace prospects.

Norway and the Netherlands have joined France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Italy in condemning Israel's government plan to build approximately 1,200 housing units in the E1 area beyond the Green Line. The joint statement issued by these European countries expressed strong opposition to the Israeli government's decision, stating that it is unacceptable and will further damage Israel's international standing. The E1 plan, which involves construction in a sensitive area of the West Bank, has drawn widespread criticism from European powers concerned about its implications for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and prospects for peace.

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