Israel delays hearing plans for E1 settlers homes in West Bank
The International community and the United States have long objected to the plan, first designed in the early 1990s, believed it would thwart the creation of a Palestinian state.
By TOVAH LAZAROFF
In a nod to the United States, Israeli delayed until June 12 a hearing about the pending construction of 3,412 settler homes in E1, an unbuilt neighborhood of the West Bank’s Ma’aleh Adumim settlement. An objections hearing on the plan had initially been scheduled for March 27, as the final bureaucratic step before the Higher Planning Council for Judea and Samaria is slated to issue its final approval for the project.
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The International community and the United States have long objected to the plan, first designed in the early 1990s, believed it would thwart the creation of a Palestinian state.
By TOVAH LAZAROFF
In a nod to the United States, Israeli delayed until June 12 a hearing about the pending construction of 3,412 settler homes in E1, an unbuilt neighborhood of the West Bank’s Ma’aleh Adumim settlement. An objections hearing on the plan had initially been scheduled for March 27, as the final bureaucratic step before the Higher Planning Council for Judea and Samaria is slated to issue its final approval for the project.
more............... https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-734107