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In Linken Levant: Do not promote the establishment of a new neighborhood in Atarot
The US Secretary of State told the prime minister in a phone call between them that "unilateral measures should be avoided that will increase tensions."
Bennett argued before him that this was a decision of the Jerusalem District Committee that would convene on Monday and not of the political echelon, despite the fact that the government has a direct influence on its deliberations.
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Thursday, 02 December 2021, 21:25 Updated: 23:03
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US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said tonight (Thursday) to Prime Minister Naftali Bennett in a phone call that "unilateral measures to increase tensions, including promoting construction in the settlements, should be avoided."
In addition, Blinkan asked Bennett during the conversation not to promote the new construction plan in Atarot in East Jerusalem, which will be discussed by the district committee this coming Monday.
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According to a political source involved in the details of the conversation, that regarding the construction plan in the Atarot neighborhood in East Jerusalem, this is a decision of the city district committee, which has not yet reached the door of the political echelon.
However, the words of the political source are inaccurate, as the Prime Minister's Office has a direct influence on the district committee's deliberations, and Bennett and his people have dealt with the issue intensively in recent weeks.
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