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The European Union, the United Nations and the United Nations on Thursday opposed the Israeli government's plan to build more than 3,000 houses in the occupied West Bank.
The announcement was made by the Israeli Finance Minister, Bezell SmotrichThe serious right -wing said that the realization of the project “bury” the idea of a Palestinian state.
In the E1 Zone, construction work between Jerusalem and Maale Adumim Colonato is a strategic part, which, according to the researchers, can certainly separate the West Bank.
As a reaction to action, Gaza kallasThe leader of the EU diplomacy, calling for Israel to stop the construction of new colonialism, emphasizes that the progress of the colonial plan is at risk of the solution of the two states and violates international law.
At a press conference, the European Commission reiterated that the agreement between the parties involved in any regional change was illegal. “Colonies are illegal, must be interrupted,” said Commission spokesman Anita Hippur.
The United Kingdom and the UN
The United Kingdom, through its Foreign Ministry, condemned the Israeli project and warned the negative impact of peace in the region.
The UN
The E1 project, which has been frozen for decades due to international opposition, can now improve, separated from the rest of the East Jerusalem and the creation of a future Palestinian state. As for critics, this action not only refers to violation of international resolutions, but also prevents any perspective of a fair and prolonged solution to the Israelo-Palestinian conflict.
The Israeli government and the colonial policy
Intense right -wing minister Pelchel Smotrich celebrated the approval of the project, which will be recognized by the Israeli government next week. The Minister justified the project as part of a vast strategy of Israeli “sovereignty” on the West Bank, which has been implemented from the creation of the current Benjamin Netanyahu government.
For many, another step is to integrate Israeli colonies on the West Bank, one of the biggest obstacles to recognize prolonged peace in the region. The Netanyahu government is increasingly adopting the right position, fearing that the international community will increase tensions and the possibility of the peace agreement will be increasingly distant.
The decision to advance with the colonial construction program in the E1 refers to an infiltration point in Israeli politics, which is still widely criticized at the international level, while the chances of conflict resolution are uncertain.
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