The United Nations in protest against the Israeli minister’s proposal to settle the idea of “burial” from the Palestinian state

The right -wing Israeli finance minister, Bizalil Sottic, announced that the work will start a long settlement that would divide the West Bank and cut it from East Jerusalem, a move that his office “will blow” the idea of a Palestinian state.

The Palestinian government, allies and campaigns groups condemned the planned, describing it as illegal, saying that the crumbling of land would tear peace plans for the region.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump said the revival of the development of E1, although there is no immediate confirmation from either of them, that he is standing at the set of settlement planned in Mali Adirum on Thursday.

“Whoever is trying in the world to know a Palestinian state today will get our answer on the ground. Not with documents, decisions or data, but with facts. Facts from homes, and the facts of the neighborhoods,” Simitirish said.

In response to a question about his statements, a US State Department spokesman said: “The stable West Bank keeps Israel safe and is in line with the goal of this administration to achieve peace in the region,” and referred the reporters to the government of Israel for more information.

A spokesman for Washington has been focusing mainly on ending the war in Gaza.

The United Nations urged Israel to reflect its decision to start a settlement.

“He will put an end to the horizons of a two -state solution,” Stefan Dujarrick told the United Nations spokeswoman for reporters. “The settlement is inconsistent with international law … (and) the occupation is established.”

International rejection of settlement building

Israel froze construction plans in Mali Adeium in 2012, and again after it was revived in 2020, amid objections from the United States, European allies and other forces who considered the project a threat to any future peace agreement with the Palestinians.

The restarting of the project can isolate Israel, which has seen some of its Western allies condemning its military attack in Gaza and declaring that they may get to know a Palestinian state.

Palestinians fear that building a settlement in the West Bank – which has intensified sharply since the Hamas attack in 2023 on Israel, which led to the Gaza war – will steal them from any opportunity to build their own situation in the region.

In a statement issued by “Burning the idea of the Palestinian state”, Smotrich spokesman said that the minister agreed to the plan to build 3401 homes for Israeli settlers between a current settlement in the West Bank and Jerusalem.

In Maale Adumim, Smotrich, a very non -patriotic in the ruling right coalition who has long called on Israeli sovereignty on the West Bank, told Reuters that the plan would enter into force on Wednesday.

The breaking of silence, a group of Israeli rights created by the former Israeli soldiers, said that what was called the seizure of the lands “will not only increase the part of the Palestinian territories but will lead to the consolidation of the apartheid.”

Nabil Abu Rodin, a spokesman for Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, called on the United States to pressure Israel to stop building the settlement.

“The European Union rejects any regional change that is not part of a political agreement between the parties concerned. Therefore, the inclusion of lands is illegal under international law,” said Anita Heber, a UNHCR spokeswoman.

The house will begin to start within a year

Al -Salam, who is following the settlement activity in the West Bank, said that there are steps that you need to complete before construction. But if everything continues, the infrastructure work may start within a few months and build a house around a year.

Al -Salam said now in a statement, “The E1 plan is fatal for the future of Israel and for any opportunity to achieve a peaceful solution from the two countries.

The successive Israeli governments, their adoption, planning and financing began, according to the Israel Rights Group.

Some settlers moved to the West Bank for religious or ideological reasons, while others were drawn through the low costs of housing and government incentives. It includes American and European citizens.

The Palestinians have already been thwarted by the Israeli military campaign, which killed more than 61,000 people in Gaza, according to local health authorities. They are now afraid that Israel will eventually pay them from that region.

About 700,000 Israeli settlers live between 2.7 million Palestinians in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. Israel included East Jerusalem in 1980, a step that was not recognized by most countries, but it did not formally extend to sovereignty over the West Bank.

The global forces of the United Nations and most of the world powers say that the expansion of the settlement may erode the feasibility of the two -state solution by dividing the Palestinian territories. The two -state plan is envisaged by a Palestinian state in East Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza, along with Israel.

Israel cites historical and biblical relations in the region and says that settlements provide strategic depth and security.

Most of the global community consider all unlawful settlements under international law.

Israel rejects this interpretation, saying that the West Bank is “disputed” instead of the “operating region”.

Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand imposed sanctions in June on Sottic and another right -wing minister calling for expansion of the settlement, both accusing them of incitement repeatedly on violence against the Palestinians in the West Bank.