Israel plans new homes in West Bank settlements
Israel plans to build 690 new homes in two Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank despite an obligation under a U.S.-backed peace "road map" to halt such construction on land Palestinians seek for a state.
The Israel Lands Administration, a government agency, issued a tender inviting bids on 348 plots in the Maaleh Adumim settlement and 342 in Beitar Ilit.
A spokesman for the Peace Now settlement watchdog group said:
Israel plans to build 690 new homes in two Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank despite an obligation under a U.S.-backed peace "road map" to halt such construction on land Palestinians seek for a state.
The Israel Lands Administration, a government agency, issued a tender inviting bids on 348 plots in the Maaleh Adumim settlement and 342 in Beitar Ilit.
A spokesman for the Peace Now settlement watchdog group said:
The government is building hundreds of housing units in the territories against its commitments to the road map and Israeli voters.

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