Following Trump's plan... Israeli cabinet to vote on annexation of illegal settlements

Following Trump's plan... Israeli cabinet to vote on annexation of illegal settlements

News January 28, 2020
Following Trump's plan... Israeli cabinet to vote on annexation of illegal settlements
Occupied Palestine (QNN)- The Israeli cabinet will vote next Sunday on a proposal to annex illegal settlements constructed in the West Bank, reported Israeli media. Benjamin Netanyahu’s government has found the impudence to act following the release of Trump's plan for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which favored the occupation state. The plan recognizes Israel's sovereignty over large parts of the West Bank, which has been divided by Israeli illegal settlements. It also stresses on the US recognition of Jerusalem as a capital of the occupation state. The occupation state was created in 1948 and has been expanding ever since. No borders have been identified for it, which forecasts even further expansion at the expense of native Palestinians and their homeland Palestine.

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