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The man on the heels of Israel’s settlement enterprise
Since 1967, the settlements have grown into Israel's greatest national project. Nearly a million Israeli citizens live beyond the Green Line, while their Palestinian neighbors live under military rule. A journey to the heart of the West Bank with Dror Etkes, the man who has dedicated the last two decades to monitoring the goings on in Israel's backyard.
By Edo Konrad June 1, 2017
Agriculture land in the Israeli settlement of Tomer, which was built on land belonging to the village of Fassayel, Jordan Valley, August 8, 2012. (Photo by Ahmad Al-Bazz/ Activestills.org)
Resource: How agriculture is used to take over West Bank land
The Zionist ideal of Jewish agriculture in the Land of Israel reached the occupied West Bank within months of the end of the 1967 War. The agricultural takeover of large swaths of land requires relatively few resources and time in comparison with actual construction or the establishment of outposts, and facilitates the quick establishment of…
By +972 Resources January 4, 2014
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