Israeli plan to reopen settler Route 463 threatens to isolate Ramallah
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The Israeli army is reportedly preparing to reopen Route 463 to settler traffic, a move that would isolate eight Palestinian villages and two large residential neighbourhoods in the occupied West Bank, separating northern and southern Ramallah and el-Bireh. The roughly 10km road was built in the mid-1990s to link the Beit El and Dolev settlements and has been closed since the Second Intifada. The reopening is part of a 1.075-billion-shekel ($355m) settler infrastructure budget. The far-right Israeli government wants it done before the October 27 elections, bypassing the Knesset.
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