Israel allocates $1.89M to illegal youth settlers in occupied West Bank

The Israeli government plans to allocate $1.89 million in state funding to the 'Hilltop Youth', illegal Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank. The budget, outlined by the Settlement and National Missions Ministry headed by Orit Strock, will provide approximately $550 per month to over 650 youths living in outposts. The Hilltop Youth movement, founded in 1998, is known for opposing removal of settlements and has been linked to attacks on Palestinians. Violence by illegal settlers has increased since October 8, 2023, with at least 1,169 Palestinians killed and 33,000 displaced in the West Bank.

The Israeli government plans to allocate $1.89 million in state funding to the 'Hilltop Youth', illegal Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank. The budget, outlined by the Settlement and National Missions Ministry headed by Orit Strock, will provide approximately $550 per month to over 650 youths living in outposts. The Hilltop Youth movement, founded in 1998, is known for opposing removal of settlements and has been linked to attacks on Palestinians. Violence by illegal settlers has increased since October 8, 2023, with at least 1,169 Palestinians killed and 33,000 displaced in the West Bank.

The Israeli government plans to allocate $1.89 million in state funding to the 'Hilltop Youth', illegal Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank. The budget, outlined by the Settlement and National Missions Ministry headed by Orit Strock, will provide approximately $550 per month to over 650 youths living in outposts. The Hilltop Youth movement, founded in 1998, is known for opposing removal of settlements and has been linked to attacks on Palestinians. Violence by illegal settlers has increased since October 8, 2023, with at least 1,169 Palestinians killed and 33,000 displaced in the West Bank.

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