The area of the West Bank remains controversial because resident Palestinians continue to be angered by

A) continuing boycotts.

B) disruptive demonstrations.

C) crowded living conditions.

D) 8ncreasing Jewish settlement.

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Karen Mcmillan

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28 July, 06:56

The area of the West Bank remains controversial because resident Palestinians continue to be angered by

A) continuing boycotts.

B) disruptive demonstrations.

C) crowded living conditions.

D) 8ncreasing Jewish settlement.

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Kailey Mcneil · Answer 1

The answer is D) * I*ncreasing Jewish settlement.

Catherine Murillo · Answer 2

The area of the West bank remains controversial because Palestinians continue to be angered by increasing Jewish settlement. During U. S. president Bill Clinton's administration, Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, requested president of Israel, Simon Peres, to limit the extent o new Israeli settlements in the West Bank to appease the Palestinians. Since Israel was not bound by any formal treaty to limit the construction of new settlement, a more aggressive president of Israel, Netanyahu, resumed the construction of new settlements in the area, much to the chagrin of Palestinians.

The area of the West Bank remains controversial because resident Palestinians continue to be angered byA) continuing boycotts.B) disruptive demonstrations.C) crowded living conditions.D) 8ncreasing Jewish settlement.

The area of the West Bank remains controversial because resident Palestinians continue to be angered by

A) continuing boycotts.

B) disruptive demonstrations.

C) crowded living conditions.

D) 8ncreasing Jewish settlement.