Israel Pursues E1 Settlement Project Near Jerusalem Despite International Pressure
The Netanyahu government is advancing the E1 project, which critics say would fragment Palestinian territory and undermine a two-state solution.
During the election campaign, Benjamin Netanyahu's government is moving forward with the E1 project despite international condemnation. According to opponents, this project would cut Palestinian territory in half due to its location and scale.
Critics argue that this initiative would make any two-state solution in the region impossible.
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- Malgré les sanctions, Israël continue d’avancer son projet de colonisation près de Jérusalem — Le Monde — Une
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