Watchdog says Israel is advancing plans for nearly 1,000 more settler homes in West Bank
- Israel has issued a tender for nearly 1,000 additional settler homes in the occupied West Bank, according to an anti-settlement watchdog, Peace Now, which stated that the new housing units would allow Efrat's population to grow by 40% and impede the development of Bethlehem.
- Hagit Ofran, from Peace Now, noted that construction could start after the contracting and permits process, which might take another year at least.
- Peace Now accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government of pushing forward with settlements while hostages from Hamas' October 7, 2023 attack remain captive, implying disregard for peace efforts amid ongoing conflict.
- While Israelis protested for the extension of the ceasefire to release more hostages, ongoing negotiations and competing signals from Netanyahu and the Trump administration leave the future uncertain regarding military actions and peace negotiations.
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