France, Germany, Italy and UK reject Israel’s E1 settlement project
France, Germany, Italy and the UK have condemned Israel’s new tenders for the E1 settlement project in the West Bank, calling the move unacceptable.
France, Germany, Italy, and the United Kingdom have dismissed Israel's latest proposals for the E1 settlement project in the West Bank, labeling the move as unacceptable. A joint statement released by the four nations rejects Israel's decision to issue new tenders for the E1 settlement project, emphasizing that the move is unacceptable.
The four countries reaffirmed their dedication to a two-state solution and highlighted the significance of attaining peace and stability in the region. British Foreign Secretary David Miliband expressed strong disapproval of Israel's decision to commence bidding for the E1 settlement project and summoned the Israeli chargé d'affaires.
The Israeli E1 settlement plan has garnered widespread condemnation, as it would disrupt the territory that Palestinians aim to secure for a future state. Miliband also communicated to Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar that "the Israeli government must immediately cease the E1 plan, withdraw the tender, and cease all settlement expansion."
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