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Israeli Committee Approves More Than 3,500 Homes in Eastern Jerusalem

Source: algemeiner.com algemeiner.com
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A general view picture shows part of Givat Hamatos, an area near eastern Jerusalem, November 15, 2020. Photo: REUTERS/Ronen Zvulun. JNS.org – A local committee in Jerusalem announced the approval of plans to build 3,557 homes in eastern Jerusalem, according to the anti-settlement monitoring group Peace Now. One building area is between Har Homa and Givat Hamatos, and other plans are for the edge of French Hill towards Mount Scopus. The organization argued that the move would ruin chances for peace based on the two-state solution. The plans will now move to a district committee on Jan. 17. Once approved,...
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