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UK Warns Businesses Against Participating in Controversial E1 Project
British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband warned businesses and individuals against bidding on the E1 construction project in Judea and Samaria, citing potential legal and reputational consequences. The deadline for bids on the controversial project, which includes 1,234 housing units, was October 19th.
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What happened
- 01British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband warned businesses against participating in the E1 construction project.
- 02The E1 project involves building 1,234 housing units in a sensitive area between Jerusalem and Ma'ale Adumim.
- 03The deadline for submitting bids for the E1 project was October 19th.
- 04Miliband cited potential legal and reputational consequences for participants.
- 05International bodies have opposed the E1 project, fearing it hinders peace efforts.
- 06The Jerusalem District Court allowed the tender process to continue in September.
The E1 area is strategically located between Jerusalem and Ma'ale Adumim and has faced opposition from international bodies concerned about its impact on peace efforts. The Jerusalem District Court had previously allowed the tender process to proceed.
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