Yamit
The Yamit law in Israel was a 1979 law that authorized the government to forcibly relocate residents of the Yamit settlement in the Sinai Peninsula, which was to be returned to Egypt as part of the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty. The law allowed the government to acquire the settlement's land and relocate its residents, with compensation provided for those affected.
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