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The West Bank has witnessed a notable escalation in settlement activity following the events in the village of Tull, northwest of Nablus. Israeli authorities established 11 new settlement outposts over three days between July 25 and 27, 2026. These outposts were spread across four governorates, with the rate of establishment increasing to approximately four per day, reflecting a qualitative shift in settlement expansion policies and a focus on rapidly controlling strategic areas. Most of these outposts begin with settlers infiltrating targeted areas, followed by the erection of tents or caravans, expansion of roads, and infrastructure development, before eventually becoming official settlements protected by the Israeli military. The goal is to impose faits accomplis on the ground and partition Palestinian territory. This escalation is linked to Israeli political statements calling for the annexation of large parts of the West Bank. This approach is part of a broader Israeli strategy to establish permanent control over the occupied lands, accompanied by continued expansion that has led to the demolition of hundreds of Palestinian homes and repeated settler attacks, resulting in the killing of Palestinians and the destruction of extensive agricultural lands.
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