Interior ministry’s approval marks final planning stage for project that has garnered fierce criticism from Palestinians, international community.
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JERUSALEM – Israel’s interior ministry has given final approval for the construction of 900 new homes in the east Jerusalem settlement neighbourhood of Har Homa, a ministry spokeswoman said on Thursday.
“This is a programme which was approved by the regional (planning and construction) committee two years ago,” spokeswoman Efrat Orbach said.
“According to the planning process in Israel, (it) needed the completion of amendments, therefore it was finally approved today.”
The approval marks the final planning stage for a project that has garnered fierce criticism from the Palestinians and the international community.
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