Israel postpones "E One" settlement tenders
The Israeli Attorney General has decided to postpone the deadline for submitting construction bids for the controversial "E1" settlement project in the West Bank until after the elections, in order to reduce political risks and electoral bans. The project aims to build approximately 3,400 housing units in an area between Jerusalem and the settlement of Ma'ale Adumim, which effectively isolates East Jerusalem from the rest of the West Bank. This plan faces opposition from European countries and human rights organizations, who consider it a violation of international law. This decision comes after a judicial rejection of the bidding process and international calls to reconsider the project.
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