Israel to Continue Settlement Construction

Despite objections from Western powers

Reason Staff | 12.18.2012 9:48 AM

(Reuters) - Israeli officials said they would press on with plans this week to build 6,000 homes for settlers on land claimed by Palestinians, defying criticism from Western powers who fear the move will hit already faint hopes for a peace accord.

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