“Israel” is expanding settlements in East Jerusalem, limiting Palestinian presence, and moving toward annexation, while undermining UNRWA's operations.

The Israeli Occupation has crossed a dangerous line, not only restricting the rights of Palestinians in the 1948 Israeli-occupied territories (48' Palestinians) but also silencing their solidarity with Gaza.

Without suppressing and fully controlling the West Bank, the current Judaization plan—led by the Zionist right-wing, along with the gradual expansion of settlement hotbeds and the construction of the Temple in al-Aqsa Mosque—would fail.

Israeli anxiety stems from fears of the return of “suicide belt” operations, which turned Israeli Occupation's life into hell in the early 1990s, as they recall seeing public bus roofs blown off along with the bodies of settlers.

The repeal of the so-called disengagement law drew protests from the Palestinians, who seek statehood in the West Bank, as well as from Western powers that have been closely watching the impact on long-stalled peace-making.