The largest Jewish settlement in Israel

At present, the three largest settlements are Modi'in Illit, Maale Adumim and Betar Illit, with a population of over 30,000, which has reached the urban level.

Israeli settlements usually refer to the Jewish community 1967 established by Israel on the land seized by the Six-Day War. Israeli settlements are mainly located in the West Bank. The International Court of Justice and the international community believe that these settlements are illegal and have no support from other governments. As of 20 10 and 12, there are 12 1 officially recognized settlements in the West Bank with a population of 327,750; The population of settlements in East Jerusalem is192,000; The population of settlements in the Golan Heights is 20,000. At present, the three largest settlements are Modi'in Illit, Maale Adumim and Betar Illit, with a population of over 30,000, which has reached the urban level. 1982, the Israeli government dismantled the 18 settlement in Sinai Peninsula. In 2005, the Israeli government dismantled all 265,438+0 settlements in the Gaza and 4 settlements in the West Bank.