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Settlements Expand Deeper Into West Bank, Isolating Palestinian Towns, Report Says
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By كل العرب
First reported by Arab48 · 2 hours ago
What happened
A report by Israeli human rights groups claims that settlement expansion and land seizures are increasingly isolating Palestinian towns in the West Bank. The report details how these policies, alongside settler violence and movement restrictions, are systematically pushing Palestinians away from their lands.
- 01Settlement expansion is increasingly isolating Palestinian towns in the West Bank.
- 02Human rights groups cite systematic land seizure and settler violence.
- 03Farmers are being denied access to their agricultural lands.
- 04Settlements are being re-established in areas evacuated in 2005.
- 05The actions are seen as a de facto annexation strategy.
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