According to news from the Israeli side on the 11th, the UN Security Council plans to hold an emergency meeting next week on Israel's “E1 zone” settlement construction project, with Denmark leading the way and participation of several European countries, hoping to take action before the Israel Land Authority's November 19 tender deadline; the news says Israel is cooperating with the US and Greece to try to prevent the meeting from being held. In August of this year, the Israeli government issued a tender notice for 1,234 housing units for this construction project. The plan will divide the West Bank into two regions, north and south, making it impossible to connect the Palestinian regions of East Jerusalem, Bethlehem, and Ramallah. It was opposed by the international community and caused huge controversy within Israel.

According to news from the Israeli side on the 11th, the UN Security Council plans to hold an emergency meeting next week on Israel's “E1 zone” settlement construction project, with Denmark leading the way and participation of several European countries, hoping to take action before the Israel Land Authority's November 19 tender deadline; the news says Israel is cooperating with the US and Greece to try to prevent the meeting from being held. In August of this year, the Israeli government issued a tender notice for 1,234 housing units for this construction project. The plan will divide the West Bank into two regions, north and south, making it impossible to connect the Palestinian regions of East Jerusalem, Bethlehem, and Ramallah. It was opposed by the international community and caused huge controversy within Israel.