Israel has approved a proposal to register lands in the occupied West Bank as state property. The decision was taken by Israeli authorities amid ongoing tensions in the region.
Officials said the measure will formalise land registration processes in certain areas. Critics argue that the move could strengthen settlement expansion and alter land ownership dynamics in the territory.
Palestinian representatives have expressed concern, saying the policy could undermine prospects for a two state solution, while international observers have also raised questions about the implications under international law.
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The West Bank has remained a focal point of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for decades. The latest decision is expected to draw further diplomatic responses from regional and global actors.
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