The Israeli government did not approve a NIS 1 billion budget for establishing new settlements in Judea and Samaria, reportedly due to concerns over diplomatic pressure. According to Amiel Yarchi, the decision was referred to the cabinet, where deliberations can remain confidential.
The Israeli government has delayed a budget of NIS 1 billion for establishing new settlements in Judea and Samaria, according to a report by Amiel Yarchi. The initial approval was not granted in the full government session, reportedly due to concerns over diplomatic pressure; the budget has been referred to the security cabinet, where decisions can remain classified. The move highlights ongoing internal debates in the coalition over settlement expansion, particularly in the lead-up to sensitive diplomatic periods. No further details on the cabinet timeline or specific locations have been reported.
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Source and signal
- Internal intake