Summary
Israel's security cabinet recently approved changes to make it easier for settlers to buy land in the occupied West Bank. The Israeli government also decided to restart land registration for the first time since 1967, which may impact Palestinian hopes for future state boundaries.
Key Facts
- Israel's security cabinet approved a plan to help settlers buy land in the West Bank.
- The changes include ending old laws and rules that made land purchases difficult.
- The Israeli government approved reactivating land registration in the West Bank.
- This is the first time since 1967 that land registration will resume in the area.
- The decision could affect land Palestinians plan to include in their future state.
- The changes might lead to increased tensions and potential violence.
- Guests discussing the issue include a human rights lawyer, a research company founder, and a university professor specializing in Middle Eastern politics.
