The human rights organization B'Tselem accuses the Israeli government of systematically expelling Palestinians from the West Bank by collaborating with settler militias in order to establish permanent Jewish dominance.
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B'Tselem is an Israeli human rights organization that regularly publishes reports on the situation in the West Bank.
The Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem has accused the government of working to systematically expel Palestinians from the West Bank.
The report "The Elimination Project" states that Israel is increasingly working openly with violent settlers in order to establish permanent Jewish dominance there.
By July, Israel had brought almost a fifth of the area under its control through “armed settler militias.” B'Tselem's executive director, Yuli Novak, spoke of a catastrophe before the eyes of the world.
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