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93: 325:, and the state said a committee would be formed to examine land ownership. The office of the State Attorney responded by concurring that the outpost was unauthorized and that action, stop-work orders an demolitions, was being taken. In July 2009, justices ordered the state to provide a "clear timetable for carrying out the orders." The timetable was never produced, On being told by Israeli Labor MP 66: 100: 345:. The Peace Now petition was rejected in October 2010 by Justice Edmond Levy because the land survey had not been carried out. The survey, completed a month later, found that 60% of the outpost was built on privately owned Palestinian farmland. On April 13, 2014, Israel announced its intention to retroactively declare 983 320:
petitions. The court ordered the government to form a committee to examine the land ownership issue after 8 Palestinian farmers from al-Khader petitioned for the demolition of the outpost in 2002 on the basis that it was built on their privately owned land. No committee was constituted however. In
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that the government was considering approving the settlement, subject to determining what buildings stood on state ground and which constructions were built on private Palestinian land. If cases were found reflecting the latter circumstance, then demolitions would proceed.
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around Netiv HaAvot state land, marking the largest expropriation of West Bank territory in recent times. Palestinian village leaders were given notice of the state's intention to appropriate the land, and have 45 days to appeal the decision. According to
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settlement tracking project, described the decision as "a faithful reflection of the Netanyahu government's policy" intended to "extinguish the last embers of the negotiations with the Palestinians".
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as "the organization that is the driving force behind all the illegal outposts". Palestinians living in nearby villages were given 45 days to appeal the decision. Dror Etkes, head of the
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the "planned appropriation of land far exceeds the size of Netiv Ha'avot, which is built on just a few dozen dunams". About 50 families live in the outpost, including the secretary of
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The state, though having repeated for 9 years that the outpost had been built illegally, stated through the Attorney General on the 25 April 2010, in a notification to the
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is built on land which some human rights organizations consider privately owned Palestinian agricultural land, the former property of the Mussa family of
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On June 12, 2018, the outpost was evicted due to a supreme court decision.
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submitted to the Israel cabinet in 2005, and the report noted that
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2008, a second petition to demolish the outpost was filed by
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5 May '10: A license to loot: the Derekh Ha'avot outpost
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1975 establishments in the Israeli Military Governorate
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Hebrew
Elazar from Efrat
Efrat
Eleazar Avaran
Elazar is located in the Southern West Bank
31°39′36″N 35°8′31″E / 31.66000°N 35.14194°E / 31.66000; 35.14194
District
Judea and Samaria Area
Council
Gush Etzion
West Bank
Affiliation
Hapoel HaMizrachi
Hebrew
Israeli settlement
West Bank
Jerusalem
Gush Etzion
community settlement
Gush Etzion Regional Council
illegal under international law
outpost
Alon Shvut
al-Khader
Al-Aqsa Intifada
Baruch Spiegel
he
Sasson Report
Israeli Ministry of Housing and Construction
NIS

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