UN concerned about the Zionist regime plan

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon expresses serious concern about Israel’s plan to build thousands more settler units on the Occupied Palestinian Territories.

According to AFP, Ban’s spokesperson said on Sunday that the UN chief had expressed “grave concern and disappointment” over the new settlement plan.
Approved on Friday, the plan involves the construction of 3,000 more of the units in Tel Aviv-occupied East al-Quds and West Bank, including in the controversial E1 area. The E1 project aims at connecting the West Bank settlement of Maale Adumim to East al-Quds, about six kilometers away. The plan will cut off the northern part of the West Bank from the south.
The Israeli regime authorized the construction after the UN General Assembly voted overwhelmingly on Thursday in favor of upgrading Palestine’s status at the UN to non-member observer state.