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West Bank Settlement Plan Illegal, Germany Tells Israel

Germany urges Israel to stop building 3,400 homes in West Bank settlements that would split the territory and hinder a two-state solution, citing violations of international law.

  • On Thursday, the Civil Administration approved the E1 project east of Jerusalem and Smotrich announced work on 3,401 homes, which his office said would 'bury' the idea of a Palestinian state.
  • On Thursday, the United Nations warned that Israel's settlement plan violates international law and would deepen occupation, eliminating the two-state solution possibility.
  • United Nations spokesperson Stephane Dujarric warned the plans for the E1 and Ma’ale Adumim expansion would restrict Palestinian mobility, divide the West Bank, and threaten a two-state solution.
  • Germany’s foreign ministry spokesperson said, `the projects violate international law and UN Security Council resolutions`, urging a halt on Friday.
  • Despite criticism, Germany issued arms export licences worth 485 million euros to Israel from October 2023 to May this year, according to Bundestag figures.
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Berlin condemns new colonization plans in Palestinian territories and warns that they violate international law.

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Anadolu Ajansı broke the news in Ankara, Türkiye on Thursday, August 14, 2025.
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