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State Dept. criticizes Israeli settlement expansion, demolitions


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(Worthy News) - The Israeli government’s plans to build new units in Jewish settlements in the West Bank and a spate of home demolitions in Palestinian areas over the past week have drawn sharp criticism from the Obama administration.

Israel “is systematically undermining the prospects for a two-state solution” with the Palestinians, State Department spokesman John Kirby said in a statement Wednesday.

“We strongly oppose settlement activity, which is corrosive to the cause of peace,” the statement said. [ Source ]

UN: Israel ‘systematically’ emptying Area C of Palestinians

In a bid to force Palestinians to leave their homes, Israel is creating miserable humanitarian conditions in the parts of the West Bank that are under its full control, a UN official warned in Jerusalem on Wednesday.

Natalie Grove, a representative of the UN’s Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights said Israeli policy in Area C, where Palestinians live under full IDF martial law, creates a “highly coercive environment that forces [Palestinians] to leave.”

This policy, she charged, is “systematic and comprehensive.”

The Israeli government “categorically” denied any mistreatment of Palestinians. [ Source ]

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Years of corruption under the PLO have created the problems Palestinians are unwilling to accept responsibility for.  I support Israel's plans for future settlements and expansion.  The Muslim nations have much more land.  Let them resettle there.

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