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11:08, 18 February 2013 Monday
Turkey strongly condemns Israel's settlement plans
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Turkey strongly condemns Israel's settlement plans
MFA said Israel batters the two-state peace vision.

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Turkey's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly condemned Israel's plan over new settling units construction on occupied Palestinian territories.

A statement from the ministry said Israeli authorities' approval of initiating the planning process of construction of a total of 346 new settlement units on occupied Palestinian territories (in West Bank and Bethlehem) was strongly condemned.

It was said that all the settlement activities of Israel on Palestinian territories were breaching the international law and  Israel had been continuing the illegal settlement activities persistently despite all calls from the international community, battering the two-state peace vision.

 


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