The phrase "all the settlements in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group of settlements within a defined area or context.
Example: "The report covers all the settlements in the region affected by the recent flood."
Alternatives: "every settlement in" or "all settlements within".
"He demolished by himself all the settlements" in Sinai, he said.
That proposal would have resulted in Israel's vacating virtually all the settlements in exchange for peace.
And if such efforts should fail, then Israel will carry out a unilateral withdrawal to borders that Israel itself shall determine, including a full withdrawal from Gaza and the vast majority of the West Bank, with evacuation of all the settlements in those areas from which it withdraws.
In their analysis of the West Bank, which includes a map locating all the settlements in the area, Mr. Segal and Mr. Weizman identify three types of "civilian occupation," starting with the agricultural settlements in the arid and underpopulated Jordan Valley that were designed, they write, to establish a "security border" with Jordan.
The Indians, flushed with success, were threatening all the settlements in the valley with destruction.
The idea is that Israel should evacuate all the settlements in Gaza and most of those in the West Bank.
With Prime Minister Ariel Sharon moving to evacuate all of the settlements in the Gaza Strip and four in the West Bank next week, Raz said his community is now a place where only the most ardent religious settlers choose to live.
Members of his right-wing coalition are already demanding a complete resumption of all building in the settlements in September - on the occupied West Bank and in East Jerusalem.
But "not all the settlements of today in Judea and Samaria will remain," he added, referring to the West Bank by its biblical name.
And, now that the latest round of negotiations with the Palestinians has failed, Bennett has urged Netanyahu to officially annex all the Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
The residents were, after all, moved to the settlement in the first place by the federal government, after the building of the National theatre in 1973.
