Settlers Build Two New Outposts in Occupied WB

Local Editor

Setters built two outposts in occupied West Bank on Tuesday in response to three Zionists who went missing 18 days earlier and were found dead on Monday.

About 30 to 40 settlers pitched blue tents on a hilltop in the un-built E1 area of the occupied West Bank settlement of "Ma'aleh Adumim".

A plan to build thousands of homes there was given initial approval by former Zionist Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, but every subsequent Zionist entity since has frozen the project due to international pressure.

Zionist Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu initially said that he would advance E1 construction, but then halted the plans again.

On Tuesday morning, however, settlers decided not to wait for the entity and they headed up to an area of E1 below the police station.

Settlers in the Gush Etzion region of the occupied West Bank also began setting up a new outpost not far from the Gush Etzion junction.

Separately, settlers also set up a protest tent close to the Halhul junction where the bodies of the three Zionists were found on Monday.

Sources: News Agencies, Edited by website team