Middle East: Amnesty denounces new Israeli orders for land confiscation in the West BankPhoto by Nataliya Vaitkevich on Pexels
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Middle East: Amnesty denounces new Israeli orders for land confiscation in the West Bank

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The organization Amnesty International denounced new Israeli orders for land confiscation in the occupied West Bank. According to the NGO Peace Now, this is the first time since the Oslo Accords that orders have been issued in Area A that benefit Israeli settlers. This situation represents a serious violation of international law and the established peace agreements. Amnesty International warned about the consequences of this measure for the Palestinian population of the region.

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