The Israeli official says that the settlement of the settlement is fine in the West Bank “finally bury the idea of the Palestinian state.”

The extremist Minister of Finance in Israel announced the approval of Thursday to build a controversial settlement in the West Bank occupied by Israel that the Palestinians and rights groups are worried that a Palestinian state in the future is planned by actually cutting the West Bank into two separate parts.

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“This reality finally burys the idea of the Palestinian state, because there is nothing to be recognized and no one realizes it,” said Finance Minister Paisalel Smotrich. “Anyone in the world is trying today to get to know a Palestinian state – he will get an answer from us on the ground.”

E1 development, an open area of land east of Jerusalem, was under study for more than two decades, but was frozen due to the pressure of the United States during previous administrations. On Thursday, President Trump and the US ambassador praised Israel Mike Hackabi As “true friends of Israel as we have not faced it before.”

The E1 plan has not yet received its final approval, which is expected next week. Sottic said that the plan includes about 3,500 apartments to expand the financial settlement of Adium. Although some bureaucratic steps remain, if the operation moves quickly, infrastructure work may begin in the next few months and houses may begin to build around a year.

Right -up groups are condemned quickly. Peace be upon him, “fatal for the future of Israel and for any opportunity to achieve a peaceful solution from the two countries”, which “guarantees many years of bloodshed.”

The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs described the plan to extend crimes what it says is genocide, displacement and annexation, according to Reuters reports. Israel strongly denies these descriptions.

Reuters said it was not immediately clear whether Netanyahu was supporting the E1 plan.

Reuters noted that Sottic’s popularity has decreased in recent months, as polls showed that his party will not win one seat if the parliamentary elections were held today.