The Israeli government is preparing to approve the construction of 643 new settlement units in the West Bank. The plan includes the reconstruction of the Sa-Nur settlement, which was evacuated in 2005.
The Israeli government is preparing to approve the construction of 643 new settlement units in the West Bank, including the reconstruction of the Sa-Nur settlement.
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The Israeli government is preparing to approve the construction of 643 new settlement units in the West Bank, including the reconstruction of the Sa-Nur settlement.
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