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Israeli minister orders evacuation of Palestinian Bedouin village to revive controversial E1 settlement project

Sunday, 31 May 2026, 06:25 · 1 min read

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, who faces an international arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court, has signed an evacuation order for Khan al-Ahmar, a Palestinian Bedouin community east of Jerusalem in the occupied West Bank. The move is tied to the long-contested E1 settlement plan, a 3,400-home project that human rights groups warn would bisect the West Bank and eliminate the territorial contiguity needed for a viable Palestinian state. International pressure had previously halted a similar eviction order issued in 2018, but residents say the current political climate leaves them fearing the worst.

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RFICisjordanie occupée: Israël exige que les Palestiniens enregistrent leurs terres en zone C au risque d’une expropriation ↗︎RFICisjordanie occupée: Israël ordonne l’évacuation de Khan al-Ahmar et relance le projet de colonisation E1 ↗︎
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