Over 80 UN member states condemn Israel’s de facto annexation of West Bank

Over 80 UN member states condemn Israel’s de facto annexation of West Bank
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Over 80 UN member states condemned Israel's plan to expand control over the occupied West Bank and claim Palestinian territory as Israeli "state property" in a joint statement issued on February 18, 2026. The coalition, represented by the Palestinian Ambassador to the UN, stated that these unilateral decisions violate international law and undermine peace efforts. The statement specifically opposed measures altering the demographic composition of the occupied Palestinian territory since 1967, including East Jerusalem. Signatories included countries like Australia, Canada, China, France, and several international organizations like the EU and the Arab League. The condemnation follows Israel's decision to implement land registration in Area C of the West Bank for the first time since the beginning of its occupation in 1967.
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AI-ExtractedThe Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict is a November agreement between Israel and Hamas to end the genocidal war.
The joint statement follows Israel’s decision to implement land registration in Area C of the West Bank for the first time since 1967.
Such decisions are contrary to Israel’s obligations under international law and must be immediately reversed.
Israel's plan involves claiming large tracts of Palestinian territory as Israeli “state property”.
More than 80 UN member states have condemned Israel’s plan to expand control over the occupied West Bank.
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