West Jerusalem has moved to register large areas in the occupied territories as “state property” for the first time since 1967
The Israeli security cabinet has approved a proposal to register large areas in the West Bank as “state property” for the first time since occupation began in 1967 following the Six-Day War.
The new decision builds on a move by the cabinet last weekend, when it made it easier for Jewish settlers to buy land in the West Bank and repealed a law dating back to times of Jordanian control over the area to make land registries public rather than private.
The proposal was tabled by hardline nationalist officials, Deputy PM and…
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