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  1. Israel Main Page
  2. State of Israel Gives Jews a Homeland
  3. Israel Expands Its Territory Through War
  4. Peace Treaty with Egypt Brings Temporary Calm to Mideast
  5. Jewish Settlements Increase Tension Between Israelis and Palestinians
  6. Netanyahu Steps Back from Oslo Accord
  7. Progress Toward Peace Inconsistent
  8. Violence Between Israelis and Palestinians Reaches New Heights
  9. Israel Withdraws Settlers from Gaza
  10. Sharon Forms New Party
  11. Hamas Dominates Parliamentary Elections
  12. Israel Criticised for Attacks on Lebanon
  13. New Hope for Peace as Leaders Return to Bargaining Table
  14. Violence Flares in Gaza
  15. Netanyahu Returns to Power
  16. Israeli-Palestinian Peace Talks Fall Apart
  17. Attack on Aid Flotilla Causes International Uproar
  18. Peace Talks Resume—Briefly
  19. Labor Party Splits
  20. Unaffordable Housing Costs Cause Mass Protests
  21. Terrorist Attacks Threaten Peace with Egypt
  22. The Palestinians Request Membership to UN, Give up on Talks with Israel
  23. Gilad Shalit Released After More Than Five Years
  24. Exploratory Talks with Palestine Stall while Tension with Iran Increases
  25. Netanyahu Travels to the U.S. for Crucial Meeting with Obama
  26. Netanyahu Calls for Early Elections
  27. Tension with Iran Continues to Grow
  28. Report Confirms Suspicions over Iran's Nuclear Program
  29. Netanyahu Orders Elections for Early 2013
  30. Israel Gets Dragged into the Syrian Conflict
  31. Violence Erupts with Hamas in November 2012
  32. Ehud Barak Leaves Politics, Tzipi Livni Returns
  33. Israel Continues with Settlements despite Growing Opposition
  34. 2013 Election Shows a Slight Move to the Center for Israel
  35. Livni Joins Netanyahu's Coalition to Head Talks with Palestine
  36. Israel Formally Apologies to Turkey during Obama's Visit
  37. Israel Takes Responsibility for Airstrikes in Syria
Israel Continues with Settlements despite Growing Opposition

In December 2012, Israel defied growing opposition from the international community by forging ahead with the building of new settlements. Israel's Housing Ministry approved various new settlements throughout the last month of 2012. Construction on them began immediately.

With the exception of the United States, every member of the United Nations Security Council condemned the construction, concerned that the move threatened the peace process with Palestine. At his year-end news conference, Ban Ki-moon, secretary general of the United Nations, said, "This gravely threatens efforts to establish a viable Palestinian state. I call on Israel to refrain from continuing on this dangerous path, which will undermine the prospects for a resumption of dialogue and a peaceful future for Palestinians and Israelis alike. Let us get the peace process back on track before it is too late."

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