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In Israel, the Settlers on the Counter-offensive - Vimarsana News

In Israel, the Settlers on the Counter-offensive

Galvanised by an ultra-nationalist government, the Israeli colonists are intensifying all their efforts in view of a partial annexation of the West Bank of the Jordan. Their intention is also to provide support for Benyamin Netanyahu faced with the opposition of a large share of the population to his intended judicial reform, while the Prime Minister is also trying to overcome these decisions by launching attacks against Gaza, since these are approved by most of the opposition forces. The (...)

Israeli settlers leave West Bank outpost after govt deal - Vimarsana News

Israeli settlers leave West Bank outpost after govt deal

Israeli settlers leave West Bank outpost after govt deal   Published On Israeli settlers left an illegal outpost in the occupied West Bank on Friday. BEITA (AFP) - Israeli settlers left an illegal outpost in the occupied West Bank Friday in adherence to an agreement struck with nationalist premier Naftali Bennett s new government, AFP reporters and a settler leader said. With Israeli military and police on site, the last cars streamed out of Eviatar -- near the Palestinian city of Nablus -- in compliance with the 4:00 pm (1300 GMT) deadline to leave the outpost. "I hope we ll be back here...

Israeli settlers leave West Bank outpost after deal with govt - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Israeli settlers leave West Bank outpost after deal with govt - Newspaper

A Palestinian flag flutters on a hilltop in the town of Beita, near Nablus city in the occupied West Bank, on Friday. — AFP BEITA: Israeli settlers left an illegal outpost in the occupied West Bank on Friday in adherence to an agreement struck with nationalist premier Naftali Bennett’s new government, reporters and a settler leader said. With Israeli military and police on site, the last cars streamed out of Eviatar — near the Palestinian city of Nablus — in compliance with the 4pm deadline to leave the outpost. “I hope we’ll be back here very soon,” Sarah Lisson, a mother of ...

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