West Bank settlement drive shows signs of faltering
In Maale Adumim and across the West Bank religious and nationalist Jews struggle as fewer Israelis move from cities to contested settlements. Peak movement in 1983 to 1984 declined as numbers reach about 62,000 settlers amid growing Palestinian populations and public ambivalence. Some move to modern housing near Jerusalem, while risk and politics shape opinions on future land deals.
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