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Netanyahu approves tenders for 238 homes east of Green Line

Nir Hasson and Haaretz Service, haaretz
Neighborhoods of Pisgat Ze'ev and Ramot included in nation-wide building plan despite controversy over construction in East Jerusalem.
15/10/2010

Israel agrees new settlement homes

2/8/2010 Al Jazeera
New homes to be built in east Jerusalem settlement as push for direct talks continues.

J'lem mayor condemns freeze request

Abe Selig 2/8/2010 JPost
Nir Barkat calls UN building halt ask "racist; illegal."

Jerusalem master plan: Expansion of Jewish enclaves across the city

28/6/2010 Haaretz
The Jerusalem District Planning and Building Committee is set to approve a master
plan that calls for the expansion of Jewish neighborhoods in East Jerusalem.

Mayor defends plan to raze Palestinian homes in East Jerusalem

22/6/2010 Haaretz
Municipality hits back after defense minister slams scheme to demolish 22 Palestinian homes, saying it 'shows lack of common sense and poor timing'.

Gov't may delay Silwan project

22/6/2010 JPost
Israel is open to a negotiated solution regarding the King's Garden redevelopment project in the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Silwan, the Prime Minister's Office stated Tuesday.

Ramat Shlomo building plan receives ‘technical’ nod

The Interior Ministry’s Jerusalem District Planning and Construction Committee on Tuesday ratified an existing plan to build 1,600 housing units in the city’s northeastern Ramat Shlomo neighborhood.

Israel may freeze construction in east Jerusalem's Arab neighborhoods

Roni Sofer 18/3/2010 Ynet
Amid spat with US over construction in disputed part of capital, Jerusalem considers limiting construction in Jewish neighborhoods behind Green Line; right-wing ministers reject proposal

New Construction in East Jerusalem: What It Really Means

By Orly Noy, December 3, 2009, Huffington Post
These are not simply plans for routine construction in an existing urban space. Instead, they are part of a series of construction projects that are intended to form a wide swath of Jewish neighborhoods on the South Eastern parameter of metropolitan Jerusalem.

U.S. 'dismayed' at decision to okay 900 housing units in Gilo

By Nir Hasson, November 19, 2009, Haaretz
The Jerusalem District Planning and Building Committee yesterday authorized the construction of 900 new housing units in East Jerusalem's Gilo neighborhood, prompting an expression of "dismay" from the White House.

Jerusalem's Obstructionist Construction

By Gershom Gorenberg, May 8, 2009, The American Prospect
The pattern of Israeli construction in East Jerusalem is meant to erase the Clinton parameters for peace

Jerusalem insists Jewish building in Arab neighborhood is legitimate

By Akiva Eldar, April 27, 2009, Haaretz
Construction has begun on new Jewish housing near Arab al-Suahara with permission from Jerusalem city hall.
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