International law considers the occupation of territory to be a temporary situation, not a permanent transfer of sovereignty. The occupying power is bound by international humanitarian law, such as the Geneva Conventions, which obligates them to ensure the well-being of the population and prohibits permanent changes to the territory, including annexation. International law also forbids annexation acquired through force, making such acts illegal.
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- Category: De jure annexation
20251223 - Sa-Nur, south of Jenin - Israeli heavy equipment used to carry out levelling works at the site of the pre-2005 Israeli colony
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20251223 - Sa-Nur, south of Jenin - Israeli heavy equipment used to carry out levelling works at the site of the pre-2005 Israeli colony
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- Category: Annexation - outposts
20251222 - Asira Al-Qibliya, south of Nablus - Israeli colonists are bulldozing Palestinian land to establish a outpost
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- Category: Annexation - outposts
20251222 - Hebron, occupied West Bank - Israeli settlers establish an outpost east of the city
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20251221 - Smotrich announce 69 new colonies to be build in the West Bank
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- Category: Annexation - outposts
20251218 - Tubas Governorate, West Bank - Israeli colonists are establishing an outpost
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20251211 - Masafer Yatta, south of Hebron - Colonists expanding an outpost on Palestinian land in Huwara
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- Category: Annexation: colonies and outposts
20251207 - Deir Dibwan, east of Ramallah - Colonists are placing caravans to establish an outpost
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20251207 - Deir Dibwan, east of Ramallah - Colonists brought caravans onto Palestinian land near the town.
