Occupation Government Breaks Records by Okaying 14,000 Settlements during Talks

The Zionist entity had approved plans for nearly 14,000 new illegal settlements undermining the already failed nine months of so-called peace talks with the Palestinians, according to Al- Manar News.

Figures quoted by an Israeli settlement watchdog Tuesday showed that during the talks which had formally ended, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin “Netanyahu’s government” approved at least 13,851 new housing through the advancement of plans and the publication of tenders.

“This is an unprecedented number representing an average of 50 housing units per day or 1,540 per month,” Peace Now said. “Netanyahu broke construction records during the nine-month peace talks,” Peace Now head Yariv Oppenheimer told AFP.

Occupation Soldiers Arrest 6-Year-Old Palestinian Boy

On the other development, Zionist soldiers drag a 6-year-old Palestinian boy Zionist occupation forces continue their policy of arresting young Palestinian children, with a recent incident taking place on April 23 in the West Bank city of Al-Khalil (called Hebron by Zionists).

Video footage showing the Zionist soldiers dragging a six-year-old boy away while he is crying and begging to be let go has emerged.

The boy was accused of throwing stones at Zionist troops before two of them grabbed him by the arms.

The Ministry of Prisoner’s Affairs in Ramallah recently published findings showing that Zionist occupation authorities arrested 900 Palestinian children in 2013, 180 of whom remain in prison.

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