Interesting story of hardline settlers taking over a Palestinian field in the West Bank, claiming they have title to it thru a paper trail that goes to the U.S.
The
Israeli government has not recognized the Sumarin sale or any other
land purchases at Migron, and is pushing a compromise deal to move
Migron elsewhere in the West Bank. But the Migron settlers say they
won't move and are fighting to prove their ownership in a Jerusalem
court. The process could take years.
Israeli government has not recognized the Sumarin sale or any other
land purchases at Migron, and is pushing a compromise deal to move
Migron elsewhere in the West Bank. But the Migron settlers say they
won't move and are fighting to prove their ownership in a Jerusalem
court. The process could take years.
Adam Horowitz seizes on this detail: "the
fact that the Israeli government is looking to 'compromise' with the
settlers to move them out of the outpost into another settlement in the
West Bank. Another telling scene from the bogus 'Israeli civil war.'"
