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<div>'Mega Land Grab'? Israel's West Bank Registration Plan Has Sparked Global Outcry. Here's Why</div>
'Mega Land Grab'? Israel's West Bank Registration Plan Has Sparked Global Outcry. Here's Why
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‘Mega Land Grab’? Israel’s West Bank Registration Plan Has Sparked Global Outcry. Here’s Why

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Under the plan, extensive areas of West Bank, particularly in Area C, will be formally registered as state property unless claimants can give documented proof of private ownership

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