In response to the decision by a number of  European Union states to recognise a Palestinian state and  the legal actions against Israel at the international courts in The Hague, Israel has legalised five  settler outposts across Judea and Samaria.

The government also decided to act against Palestinian Authority building infringements in a Wye Accords -designated nature reserve.

KAN's Mark Weiss spoke about the measures with Naomi Kahn, director of International Relations at Regavim.

(Photo:Reuters)

In response to the decision by a number of  European Union states to recognise a Palestinian state and  the legal actions against Israel at the international courts in The Hague, Israel has legalised five  settler outposts across Judea and Samaria.
The government also decided to act against Palestinian Authority building infringements in a Wye Accords -designated nature reserve.
KAN's Mark Weiss spoke about the measures with Naomi Kahn, director of International Relations at Regavim.
(Photo:Reuters)

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