A construction site in Hormone Hanatshv, a Jewish settlement that Israel erected on land it captured in the West Bank in a 1967 war and annexed unilaterally as part of its declared capital, Jerusalem on Nov. 03, 2011. Is...

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A construction site in Hormone Hanatshv, a Jewish settlement that Israel erected on land it captured

Jerusalem, Palestinian Territory

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A construction site in Hormone Hanatshv, a Jewish settlement that Israel erected on land it captured in the West Bank in a 1967 war and annexed unilaterally as part of its declared capital, Jerusalem on Nov. 03, 2011. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that his government's decision to accelerate settlement building was a fundamental right, not punishment for the Palestinians joining UNESCO. Photo by Mahfouz Abu Turk

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Photographer: Mahfouz Abu Turk
Credit: © APA Images / Mahfouz Abu Turk
APA ID: APA-PH-2011-021883
Dimensions: 3,072 × 2,048 px · 6.3 MP
Location: West Bank Jerusalem Palestine Israel Jerusalem Governorate

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Benjamin Netanyahu

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Settlements & Demolitions Conflict & Security

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construction site Hormone Jewish settlement Israel erected land captured West Bank annexed unilaterally declared Jerusalem Benjamin government's decision UNESCO