🇮🇱 Livna

📍 Israel ⚖️ Administrative Law 📅 1982

The Livna law in Israel allows for the expropriation of private Palestinian land in the West Bank for the purpose of establishing or expanding Israeli settlements. This law enables the Israeli government to seize land without the consent of its Palestinian owners. The law has been criticized for its potential to displace Palestinian communities and undermine peace efforts in the region.

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