EU warns Israel against illegal settlements in Palestinian Residents

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 Monday, November 16, 2020. EU High Representative JosepBorrell warned that planned housing projects by Isreal in the southern city of Jerusalem al-Quds could hinder the future formation of a Palestinian state. He described the construction in Jerusalem's suburbs as 'illegal' and said he was 'concerned' about Israeli plans to build more homes in the area.

In many countries in the world, especially in Europe, oppose the violence and illegal settlement of Israel against the Palestinian people and their land, and call for it to be stopped and prevented. The EU has always repeated any support restoring "meaningful process" towards resolving the dispute between the two sides.

Israel's construction project in the Palestinian territories further undermine hopes for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The international community has tried to bring the two sides closer, but Israel has been illegally occupying the West Bank. Since Trump came to power in the United States, it has emerged that Israel is rejecting international calls for illegal housing. Eventually, Trump set up his embassy in Jerusalem, which escalated tensions on both sides.

Borrell said: "I am deeply concerned about the Israeli authorities' decision to open a contract for the construction of a completely new settlement for GivatHamatos. This is an important site between Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank. Any settlement would seriously damage the prospect of a viable Palestinian state.”

The UN Security Council has condemned Israel's settlement activities in the occupied territories of several decisions, and warned Israel to undermine the plan to bridge the two sides.

The Zionist system is reportedly planning to build a total of 2,600 units of housing for the first phase of the GivatHaMatos project. This has caused concern among all Palestinian stakeholders. Israel is building new homes by demolishing the homes of children and mothers and this is against the international community’s morals.




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