These settlers can be resettled in the three blocks of settlements along the 1967 border (consisting of 43 settlements in which more than 214,000 settlers reside) which will, by agreement with the Palestinians, likely become part of Israel proper in an equitable land swap.
According to Haaretz, the proposals included a provision for Jerusalem to remain united under Israeli sovereignty, and for Israeli annexation of major blocks of Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
Because drug stores, grocery stores, service stations and the like are common, we suspect their absence in the vast majority of census blocks reflects patterns of settlement in smaller Midwestern US cities like Milwaukee.
Construction in E1, in West Bank territory that Israel captured in the 1967 war, would connect the large Jewish settlement of Maale Adumim to Jerusalem and create a large block of Israeli settlements in the center of the West Bank.
It would also create a large block of Israeli settlements in the center of the West Bank; it would not divide the West Bank in two.
Davidi Perl, council head of Gush Etzion, a block of Israeli settlements in the West Bank, called Rabbi Froman "a huge scholar, with a great soul, who loved people and brought them closer to the Torah".
Gush Etzion is a block of Israeli settlements in the West Bank where Rabbi Froman lived; it is not a settlers' group.
The quality-of-life settlers are those who moved to the West Bank primarily for economic reasons, the majority of whom live in the block of settlements located closer to the green line.
Nahallin sits right inside the Etzion block of settlements, with only one road out, towards Bethlehem.
He wants in particular to retain three large blocks of West Bank settlements.
