Peace Now

Peace Now, an Israeli anti-settlement group, has strongly criticized Israel's land regulation process, calling it a 'mega land grab' from Palestinians. The organization's director, Hagit Ofran, has provided detailed analysis and warnings about the potential consequences of the decision.

Peace Now, an Israeli watchdog group, reported the approval of 34 new settlements by the Israeli cabinet. They are a key source of information regarding the settlement expansion and its implications.

Peace Now, an Israeli anti-settlement watchdog group, called the decision 'very significant' and aimed at 'breaking through every possible barrier on the way to a massive land grab in the Palestine===West Bank.' They highlighted the discriminatory nature of the system against Palestinians.

Peace Now, an Israeli settlement watchdog, has raised the alarm over the settlement plan, stating that the new neighborhood will be integral to Israel===Jerusalem despite being in Palestine===West Bank territory, effectively expanding Israel===Jerusalem's borders.

Peace Now, an Israeli settlement watchdog group, stated that Israel's decision is barred by international law and represents a step towards annexation of the West Bank. They also highlighted the potential for demolitions of Palestinian property.