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UN, Arab, European Countries Condemn Israel’s New Settlement Plan
- Jordan, Qatar, and Egypt condemned Israel's settlement plan, warning it would deepen tensions and undermine peace, as reported by their Foreign Ministries.
- The plan, supported by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, involves building 3,401 settler units in Ma'ale Adumim and 3,515 in surrounding areas, according to Israeli media.
- The UN has stated that Israeli settlements are illegal under international law and warned that expansion jeopardizes the two-state solution.
- Smotrich threatened to annex the West Bank if Palestine is recognized at the UN, drawing strong condemnation from the Arab countries involved.
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Leaning Left0Leaning Right6Center1Last UpdatedBias Distribution86% Right
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- 86% of the sources lean Right
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